These are the finalists of Armagedon: Only one fight went to a judge's decision.

Armagedon had another great night of fighting. In Zabok, there was a semi-final event and two super fights that entertained the crowd.

The action-packed evening left the audience breathless. Young lions showed that the future of regional MMA is bright.

The night started with Robert Vrban and Demahmet Sinani. From the first bell, both went for the finish. It arrived after two and a half minutes when Sinani with brilliant strikes on the ground earned a great victory. The Kosovan advanced to the featherweight final. Filip Lokas and Benjamin Abazović followed, a similar fight as the first, but lasted half a minute longer. With Lokas' domination, the end came after half of the first round. Abazović tried to get up with ground and pound, but persistent Filip brought him back down and forced a submission. He reached the final against Sinani.

The lightweight tournament opened with a great fight between Austrian David Travniček and Matej Žvigač. This fight did not disappoint either. Action from the start was a guarantee to see a finish. It arrived after two and a half minutes with a great choke by Travniček. He advanced to the main event.

The welterweight division had two great fights, starting with Tomislav Sičaja and Nikola Pavlović. They were the first fight to go to a judges' decision. After two rounds of Sičaja's domination, the judges raised his hand and the celebration could begin. He won unanimously. Sičaja awaited his final opponent, between Ognjen Babić and Denis Kovačević. Babić was considered one of Serbia's biggest talents and he proved it. After only 10 seconds, Ognjen hit Kovačević with a great right hand and then took his back and after 58 seconds, with a great RNC, forced the referee to stop the fight.

The final part of Armagedon was two middleweight fights. Tomislav Bagarić and David Sivonjić opened the program. David showed from the start that he was a much stronger opponent. A great ground and pound dominance forced the referee to stop the fight. A cut under Bagarić's eye was enough reason for the referee to stop the fight. In the second semi-final match, we watched Martin Batur and Selver Mahmić. The bout lasted only 43 seconds and the fighter from Maglaj, who is also a member of ATT, was better. The impression was that Batur might have been able to survive after Mahmić's strikes, but this will not diminish his victory.