Niklas Bäckström and Donovan Desmae added to KSW 66

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Sweden’s Niklas Bäckström (11-3) is set to return at KSW 66 on January 15 after four years away from the sport and Belgium’s Donovan Desmae (14-7) will also be in action as both fighters are set to face the Rajewski brothers.

Niklas Bäckström & Donovan Desmae set to face the Rajewski Brothers at KSW 66

After over four years away from the sport, Sweden’s Niklas Bäckström (11-3) returns and will make his promotional debut at KSW 66 on January 15 in Szczecin, Poland. The 32-year-old is best known for his time in the UFC where he fought three times and won a ‘Performance of the Night’ bonus in his debut. 

The ‘King of the North’ has always presented an exciting fighting style and, despite being away for so long, he faces a very tough Sebastian Rajewski (11-6), who is also known for his bonus winning performances in KSW. 

Joining them is Belgium’s Donovan ‘Vegas’ Desmae (14-7) vs. Lukasz Rajewski (11-6), the older brother of Sebastian. Desmae will be looking for his first win in KSW after losing by decision to multiple title contender Roman Szymanski at KSW 61 in a contest that was awarded ‘Fight of the Night’. However, Lukasz is on an impressive three-fight win-streak and is aiming to move himself closer to title contention.

KSW 66 will be available to watch live January 15 exclusively on Viaplay in Poland, Scandinavia, & the Baltics, and worldwide on www.KSWTV.com! 

KSW 66 Fight Card

Main Event
KSW Lightweight Title
Champion Marian ZIolkowski (23-8-1) vs. Borys Mankowski (22-8-1)

Co-Main Event
KSW Light Heavyweight Title
Champion Tomasz Narkun (18-4) vs. Ibragim Chuzhigaev (15-5)

Middleweight
Michal Materla (30-8) vs. TBA

Welterweight
Tomasz Romanowski (14-8) vs. Krystian Kaszubowski (9-2)

Lightweight
Sebastian Rajewski (11-6) vs. Niklas Bäckström (11-3)

Light Heavyweight
Wojciech Janusz (10-7) vs. TBA

Lightweight
Lukasz Rajewski (11-6) vs. Donovan Desmae (14-7)

Lightweight
Gracjan Szadzinski (8-4) vs. TBA

Bantamweight
Patryk Surdyn (5-2) vs. David Martinik (5-3)