Watch Out UFC!— This German Beast Is Turning OKTAGON Into a Feeding Ground

How to watch (so you don’t miss the chaos)

OKTAGON 76 kicks off this Saturday at 12 p.m. ET from Festhalle, Frankfurt. Eleven fights, questionable warmups, and at least one highlight-reel takedown — get your stream on via the OKTAGON website and prepare to explain grappling to your friends afterwards.

Who is Frederic Vosgröne? (spoiler: he’s a walking soundtrack for dramatic slow-mo)

Nicknamed “The Neandertal,” Vosgröne is a six-foot spectacle with a mane fit for a shampoo ad and a ground game that will ruin your Sunday. Undefeated in the promotion so far, he’s that rare combo: theater plus submission. Think charmingly chaotic — then yank the charm into a guillotine.

Why they’re yelling “Paddy Pimblett” (and also whispering “Lesnar”)

Fans love a comparison. Paddy gets the looks-and-charisma label; Brock gets the “can-melt-you-into-the-mat” tag. Vosgröne borrows both: flashy persona, teeth-baring aggression. Translation: he sells tickets and scares opponents. That’s marketable violence, in the best way.

The co-headliner you shouldn’t sleep on

Vosgröne meets Fabio Moraes in the light heavyweight slot — a matchup promising fireworks. Meanwhile, local legend Daniel Weichel returns in the main event against Abou Tounkara — a hometown drama that smells like regional pride and slightly overdue redemption arcs.

Talking points (perfect for trash talk or betting apps)

• Short pro résumé, huge highlight potential — so volatility is the name of the game.• Grapplers beware: if Vosgröne gets you to the floor, your watch time is suddenly very short.• If you like moments that look great on slow-mo replays and GIFs, he’s a must-see.

Final bell (aka TL;DR)

If you want personality, spectacle, and the real possibility of a viral chokehold, tune into OKTAGON 76. Whether Frederic Vosgröne becomes a global sensation or just the weekend’s best meme, one thing’s for certain: he’ll leave someone hugging the canvas and the internet roaring.