KSW 59 took place Saturday night, March 20th, from Lodz, Poland. The whole event can be watched back on demand on www.KSWTV.com!

In the main event the world's strongest man Mariusz Pudzianowski (14-7) scored a quick first round TKO win over late notice replacement Nikola Milanović (0-1). The Serbian, who was a national champion in Sambo and Judo, stepped in on just a couple of hours notice to replace Bombardier who had earlier been rushed to hospital due to an acute appendicitis attack.

The co-main event saw a new bantamweight champion crowned as Sebastian Przybysz (8-2) outpointed Croatia's Antun Racic (25-9-1) in a five round war. Przybysz avenged his 2018 loss to Racic and becomes just the second ever KSW bantamweight champion.

Eleswhere on the card Olympic hero Damian Janikowski (6-3) showed continued growth as an MMA fighter with a TKO win over the UK's Jason Radcliffe (16-8), Darko Stosic (14-4) made a successful start to his KSW career with a big KO win over Michal Wlodarek (8-3), and reality TV star Adrian Bartosinski improved to 10-0 with a hard fought win over Spain's Lionel Padilla (8-2).

KSW 59 Official Results

Main Event
Super Heavyweight
Mariusz Pudzianowski (14-7) def. *Nikola Milanović (0-1) via TKO (punches), round 1, 1:12.

Co-Main Event
KSW Bantamweight Title
Sebastian Przybysz (8-2) def. Antun Racic (25-9-1) via unanimous decision (49-46 x 2, 48-47).

Middleweight
Damian Janikowski (6-3) def. Jason Radcliffe (16-8) via TKO (punches), round 2, 4:42.

Heavyweight
Darko Stosic (14-4) def. Michal Wlodarek (8-3) via KO (punch), round 2, 4:40.

Welterweight
Michal Pietrzak (10-4) def. Krystian Kaszubowski (9-2) via split decision (29-28 x 2, 28-29).

Lightweight
Lukasz Rajewski (11-6) def. Konrad Dyrschka (11-2) via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28 x 2).

Welterweight
Adrian Bartosinski (10-0) def. Lionel Padilla (8-2) via TKO (punches), round 3, 4:05.

Lightweight
Sebastian Rajewski (10-6) def. Savo Lazic (10-6) via unanimous decision (30-27 x 3).

Featherweight
Patryk Likus (1-0) def. Cyprian Wieczorek (0-1) via unanimous decision (30-27 x 3).

*Milanovic was a late notice replacement for Bombardier