XTB KSW 119 tickets in Radom - Kaczmarczyk vs Brichta, title fight and MMA card at Radomskie Centrum Sportu

XTB KSW 119 in Radom - a combat evening with a fight for the featherweight belt

XTB KSW 119 comes to Radomskie Centrum Sportu in Radom as an evening focused on the featherweight division and on the return of Patryk Kaczmarczyk in front of the crowd of the city he comes from. Although the event appears in some calendars under broader combat-sport labels, the published KSW program shows an MMA format: fights in categories from featherweight to heavyweight, a title bout and a series of matchups in which finishing statistics are not just decoration but an important part of reading the evening.

The date is Saturday, 20.06.2026 at 19:00, and the ticket is valid for one day. Radom is a logical host for this kind of program: the hall is modern, located in a city with good rail connections, and the main fight carries a local story because Kaczmarczyk, in his Tapology profile, fights out of Radom. Ticket sales for this event are underway.

Main fight: Kaczmarczyk against Brichta for the featherweight belt

The center of the evening is the KSW Featherweight Championship Bout at 65.8 kg / 145 lb: Patryk Kaczmarczyk against Leo Brichta. In the announcement, KSW states that Kaczmarczyk, the featherweight champion, is defending the belt for the first time, while Brichta enters as the third-ranked challenger. That immediately changes the tone of the evening: this is not only an attractive pairing at the top of the program, but a fight that can rearrange the top of one of the fastest and technically most demanding divisions in the organization.

Kaczmarczyk comes in with a record of 13-3, with 3 KOs and 3 submission wins. Brichta has a record of 14-6 and 1 no contest, with 8 KOs and 4 submissions. The numbers suggest two important things. Kaczmarczyk has the profile of a fighter accustomed to winning and withstanding the competitive rhythm at the top, while Brichta has a higher number of striking finishes in his statistics. That does not mean the outcome is predetermined, but it gives the audience a clear tactical framework: the champion must control the pace, distance and transitions, while the challenger has enough finishing power for every exchange to carry weight.

The Tapology comparison further emphasizes the difference in build. Kaczmarczyk is listed at 173 cm in height and 181 cm in reach, and Brichta at 182 cm in height and 185 cm in reach. For a visitor watching KSW live for the first time, that detail is useful: Brichta may look like a fighter who wants a longer distance and space for strikes, while Kaczmarczyk, in front of a home environment, needs to enter a rhythm in which he does not allow his opponent to measure him from the outside. In a fight scheduled for 5 rounds of 5 minutes, tactical discipline is often worth as much as an explosive start.

Form and psychology at the top of the featherweight division

Kaczmarczyk's run in his last five appearances on his Tapology profile is shown as W, W, L, W, W, which means four wins in that sample. Brichta is shown in the same display as W, L, W, L, L. This should not be read as a simple prediction. Challengers often arrive more dangerous precisely when they have a clear opportunity to change the story of their career in one appearance, and Brichta's number of finishes shows that his offense should not be underestimated.

For Kaczmarczyk, the key is not to turn the first defense of the belt into an emotional sprint. For Brichta, the key is not to remain only the "dangerous guest" but to force the champion into difficult decisions from the start: fighting on the fence, changing levels, exiting the clinch and precisely choosing moments to attack. Tickets for this event are in demand, and exactly this type of main fight explains why: a belt, a local favorite and a challenger with enough power to spoil the hall's plan create tension before the first siren.

What the rest of the program brings

KSW 119 is not set up as an evening that lives only from one fight. The program contains a heavyweight fight between highly ranked names, several meetings in divisions with a clear order, and preliminary fights that give the visitor a reason to arrive at the hall earlier.

• Patryk Kaczmarczyk vs. Leo Brichta - fight for the featherweight belt, 65.8 kg / 145 lb, scheduled for 5 x 5 min.
• Štefan Vojčák vs. Arek Wrzosek - heavyweight division, 120.2 kg / 265 lb; KSW lists them as former challengers for the heavyweight belt.
• Daniel Rutkowski vs. Daniel Tărchilă - fight at 68 kg / 150 lb, a meeting of ranked fighters from the featherweight scene.
• Andrzej Grzebyk vs. Tymoteusz Łopaczyk - fight at 80 kg / 176 lb, with Grzebyk as number 2 and Łopaczyk as number 7 in the listed ranking.
• Damian Janikowski vs. Wiktor Zalewski - 83.9 kg / 185 lb; Janikowski brings experience, Zalewski enters with a record of 8-2 and 7 KOs.
• Konrad Rusiński vs. Adam Masaev - 77.1 kg / 170 lb; Masaev is listed as undefeated with a record of 11-0.
• Souheil Kaouchen vs. Kacper Wróbel - 65.8 kg / 145 lb; both fighters enter unbeaten in the professional record listed in the program.
• Michal Martínek vs. Marek Samociuk - another heavyweight duel in the program, with both men in the division ranking.
• Piotr Kacprzak vs. Slimen Hassaini and Piotr Chudzik vs. Predrag Božović - fights listed in the preliminary part of the program.

The most attention outside the main fight is naturally drawn by the heavyweight meeting Vojčák - Wrzosek. The heavyweight division in the hall has a different sound picture: the crowd reacts to every clean exchange, and mistakes are paid for quickly. Vojčák is listed with a record of 9-2, 5 KOs and 3 submissions, and Wrzosek with a record of 7-1, 5 KOs and 1 submission. This is a meeting in which the finishing statistics are already visible in the entrances: no one needs to force the drama, because the heavyweight division itself carries enough risk.

Rutkowski - Tărchilă brings a different dynamic. Rutkowski is listed in the KSW program as number 3, Tărchilă as number 6, which makes that fight important for the middle layer of the rankings around the top of the featherweight scene. Grzebyk - Łopaczyk has a strong competitive signal because of their positions in the division, and Janikowski - Zalewski offers a contrast between a recognizable name and a fighter with a high share of KO wins in the available statistics.

How to read the evening from the perspective of a spectator in the hall

A live KSW event is not just a series of fights. The rhythm of the evening changes from the preliminary program to the main fight, and the crowd often reacts to details that pass more quickly on a screen: an escape from a dangerous position, takedown defense, a change of stance, a clean counter or a moment in which a fighter, after a difficult round, still accelerates the pace.

In Radom, the main emotional layer will be Kaczmarczyk. The local connection with the city gives the walkouts and announcements a different weight. That does not mean the crowd gets a winner in advance; it means that every successful exchange by the champion will probably have a stronger sound from the stands, and every Brichta answer can quiet the hall enough for the tension of the round to be felt. Seats disappear quickly when a program has this kind of combination of a belt, a home favorite and heavyweight names.

For spectators who want to follow the tactical layer, it is useful to pay attention to three details. First, how Kaczmarczyk enters the distance against the taller Brichta. Second, whether Brichta will manage to keep the fight at a distance where his reach comes into play. Third, how much energy both will spend in the opening rounds, because a title fight has two additional rounds compared with the standard program format.

Radomskie Centrum Sportu - an arena suitable for a combat format

Radomskie Centrum Sportu is located at ul. Andrzeja Struga 63, 26-600 Radom. The arena is a multifunctional sports and entertainment space with 5029 seats, two levels of stands and the possibility of different auditorium configurations, including seated or standing places on the floor. For KSW, this is important because the fighting area in the center of the hall requires good visibility from multiple angles, and the crowd reaction carries through the space differently than in a stadium.

MOSiR Radom also lists 5 VIP boxes, a VIP sector, 2 conference rooms, 3 bars, 12 places for wheelchair users and 14 entrances to the stands. The hall is air-conditioned, has professional training facilities and acoustics useful for sporting events with sudden changes in intensity. For the visitor, this means simpler logistics, but also the need to plan arrival without rushing, especially if they want to watch the preliminary fights.

Getting to the hall

RCS is in a part of the city connected by bus lines. The hall's arrival page lists the Struga/Zbrowskiego stop for lines 9, 18, 21, 22 and 26, and the Zbrowskiego/Olsztyńska stop for lines 10 and 17. This is the most useful information for visitors who are not arriving by car or who want to avoid looking for a parking space immediately before the start of the program.

For arrival by train, Visit Radom describes Radom as an important railway junction on the routes Warszawa - Radom - Kraków, Radom - Dęblin and Radom - Tomaszów Mazowiecki - Łódź. The main railway station is open all day, and it also contains a tourist information point. This is practical for travelers coming from other Polish cities or combining the combat evening with a short stay in Radom.

It is worth securing tickets in time and planning arrival so that entering the hall is not the last task before the first fight. At events with multiple fights, being late does not mean only missing the beginning but also losing the context of the evening: the preliminary part often reveals young fighters, new styles and a crowd warming up before the main program.

Radom for visitors staying longer than one evening

Radom is a city in central Poland, in the Masovian Voivodeship, and it is compact enough that arrival at the event can be combined with a short tour. The city's tourist materials highlight the Jacek Malczewski Museum, Radom Village Museum, Mazovian Centre of Contemporary Art "Elektrownia", the city's industrial history and Borki Lake as points that may be useful for visitors with more time.

For a combat weekend, this is a practical framework: the daytime part can be calm, and the evening part intense. A visitor coming because of KSW does not have to see the city only as the address of the hall. Radom offers enough content for a walk, a meal and a return toward the arena without the feeling that the whole day has been reduced to waiting for the program to begin.

Why this evening is important in the KSW calendar

KSW is an organization that has built a recognizable European combat format: large production, emphasized walkouts, strong local names and fights that are often assembled to combine ranking, recognizability and stylistic tension. XTB KSW 119 has exactly that profile. The main fight carries a belt. The heavyweight part of the program brings fighters with a high percentage of finishes. The middle part of the card has ranked meetings, and the preliminary program includes undefeated names that can open the evening faster than the audience expects.

The best way to watch this evening is without premature predictions. Kaczmarczyk - Brichta is a fight in which the champion must confirm his status, and the challenger gets a chance to turn finishing statistics into the biggest result of his career. Vojčák - Wrzosek gives weight to the second layer of the program. Rusiński - Masaev and Kaouchen - Wróbel bring in the element of undefeated or less worn careers, which often means less calculation and more need to make use of every minute.

For the crowd in the hall, the key will be rhythm. The first fights build the noise. The middle of the program determines whether the evening will have an uninterrupted rise or sudden changes of energy. The main fight then closes the story around the belt, but also around the host city, because Radom is not a neutral point for Kaczmarczyk. That is exactly why XTB KSW 119 is not just another date in the combat-sports calendar, but an evening in which the sporting stakes, the local reaction and KSW's production meet in a space large enough for noise, but compact enough for every moment to feel close.

Sources:
- KSW - data on XTB KSW 119, the date, venue, featherweight title fight, fight program, categories, records and broadcast announcement.
- Radomskie Centrum Sportu / MOSiR Radom - data on the hall's capacity, address, stand configuration, facilities and arena characteristics.
- Radomskie Centrum Sportu - ABC Widza - data on bus lines and the nearest stops for reaching the hall.
- Visit Radom - city context, railway connections and tourist points useful for visitors.
- Tapology - comparative profile of the main fight, height, reach, rankings by country and form in the last five appearances.