Superior Challenge 24: Fight Card, Start Time & How To Watch

It’s finally time for some Superior action once again as one of Scandinavia’s leading MMA organizations returns with Superior Challenge 24 tonight.

The event goes down in Annexet in Stockholm, Sweden and is headlined by a welterweight title bout. The reigning champion Håkon Foss is back after winning the belt in impressive fashion last year. Now he’ll take on rising prospect Robin “Pretty Boy” Roos in his very first title defence.

Foss, who represents Frontline Academy in Oslo, is as tough as they come. He’s 10-8 as a pro, holds a prior win against former ONE champion Zebaztian Kadestam and has competed multiple times in Cage Warriors before joining Superior Challenge.

The challenger Roos, who’s fighting out of KRAFT Kampsport in Stockholm, has a professional record of 4-3 and is currently riding a two-fight win streak. He’s known for his exceptional Muay Thai skills – especially his devastating leg kicks – and he’s got years of MMA experience, especially if you factor in his extensive amateur career where he won both national and European titles.

Robin “Pretty Boy” Roos finished Bellator vet Martin Hudson by TKO due to leg kicks in his most recent bout. Photo by Stefan Romare/Frontkick.online

Kenneth Bergh goes for 10-0 in light heavyweight title bout

In the co-main event of Superior Challenge 24, Norwegian light heavyweight Kenneth Bergh returns to the cage to take on Ederson Macedo from Brazil. Adding to the intrigue is the fact that the promotion’s vacant light heavyweight strap is up for grabs.

Bergh was scheduled to compete at two different Superior Challenge’s events last year, but both fights fell through at the last second. The last time, Bergh was booked against Macedo and now they will finally get to square off inside the cage.

Bergh holds a professional record of 9-0 with one No Contest. He was a contestant on the 23rd season of The Ultimate Fighter, then fought at Dana White’s Contender Series back in 2019 and was actually signed briefly by the UFC before being let go without even stepping foot inside the octagon since he failed to make weight on short notice ahead of one of the first UFC Fight Island events back July of 2020.

Kenneth Bergh finally gets to return to the Superior Challenge cage after a string of bad luck with last-second cancellations in 2021. Photo by Stefan Romare/Frontkick.online

Macedo is 10-6 in his professional debut. He’s coming off a loss against Lee Chadwick in Bellator and will now be making his Superior Challenge debut for his first fight since October of 2020.

Superior Challenge 24: Official fight card

Also on the card is former UFC fighter Andreas Ståhl, Bellator vet Malin Hermansson and bantamweight standout Bartosz Wojcikiewicz who was just featured as one of Sweden’s top MMA prospects here on Frontkick.

Check out the full fight card, start time and streaming info down below!

Fight card:

• Welterweight title bout: (C) Håkon Foss vs. Robin Roos
• Light heavyweight title bout: Kenneth Bergh vs. Ederson Macedo
• Welterweight: Andreas Ståhl vs. Paulo Eduardo Goncalves Silva
• Bantamweight: Bartosz Wojcikiewicz vs. Anthony Riggio
• Catchweight (54 kg): Malin Hermansson vs. Anne Karoline Nascimento
• Bantamweight: Shoeb Akrami vs. Eli Elias

Superior Challenge 24: Start time and live stream

Doors open at 6 p.m. CEST (18.00) at Annexet and the first fight is expected to start at 7 p.m. CEST (19.00).

Swedish viewers at home can tune in to the event on either TV10 or the Viaplay streaming service. Viaplay also broadcasts the events to viewers in Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and the Netherlands.

Fight fans tuning in from other countries can watch the action through FITE TV.

For more information about Superior Challenge 24, visit superiorchallenge.com.