KSW 120 takes place this Saturday in the seaside city of Gdynia, headlined by a revenge match between Haratyk and Leśko. The card also features Szpilka returning against Sakai in a striking contest, alongside bouts involving Przybysz, Grzyb, and Zerhouni.
KSW 120 is set to go down this Saturday in Gdynia, the seaside city on Poland's Baltic coast, with the promotion's latest event delivering a headline rematch between two of its most recognizable names: Jan Błachowicz-era contemporaries of Polish MMA, Marcin Haratyk and Damian Leśko.
The two fighters will meet again at the top of the card in what promises to be one of the more anticipated rematches in recent KSW history. The original bout between Haratyk and Leśko left enough unfinished business to warrant a second chapter, and Gdynia provides the backdrop for them to settle it.
Beyond the main event, the card carries notable weight further down the lineup. Artur Szpilka, the former world heavyweight boxing title challenger who has continued building his MMA career, returns to the cage against Sakai in a contest that figures to be a striking-heavy affair given Szpilka's background on the feet.
The undercard also features appearances from Przybysz, Grzyb, and Zerhouni, rounding out what KSW is presenting as a full-card event for its Polish fanbase.
Why it matters
- The Haratyk-Leśko rematch gives the main event genuine stakes beyond a first meeting, with both fighters likely needing a strong performance to solidify divisional positioning within KSW.
- Szpilka's continued MMA development remains a draw for audiences who followed his boxing career, and a win over Sakai would keep his momentum intact.
- Hosting the event in Gdynia rather than Warsaw signals KSW's ongoing effort to expand its live audience reach across Poland's regional cities.
