BUZZ Mikulášek says Blahovský is no friend, asks him for a February fight in Prague

A friendship is the only thing that has kept Václav Mikulášek and René Blahovský from fighting, and Mikulášek now says it is over. After Clash 17, Blahovský signalled he would not mind a fight with Mikulášek, and the reaction came on Instagram.

"He made me angry. I thought we were friends, I helped him prepare," Mikulášek said (translated). He added that he had advised Blahovský on tactics before his last show. By his account, the promotion had offered him the fight "a thousand times" with big money attached, and he had always turned it down because of the friendship. He said Blahovský had shown he was no friend after all.

The timing matters because Mikulášek has lost his next opponent. Pavol Vaško, who was expected to face him next, broke a leg on Saturday and is out. That leaves Mikulášek, known as "Baba Jaga", without a fight, and he used the opening to pitch Blahovský directly.

Blahovský is coming off a quick win. He stopped Patrik Jevický by TKO in round one at Clash 17, in under a minute, against an opponent who had previously fought in Oktagon and met big names on the Czech scene. Filip Grznár is named as his likely next opponent, so Mikulášek is asking him to change course. "In February we'll fight in Prague. You'll finally understand what it means to be a pro," he said (translated).

The same Clash 17 weekend also cost Mikulášek another potential bout: our records show Pali Hari broke his leg in a Street Fight loss to Žralok, which called off his planned Clash 18 trilogy with Mikulášek. Two possible opponents have now fallen away within days.

What to watch for next: whether Blahovský answers publicly, and whether Clash picks Mikulášek or Grznár for his next fight. Nothing is booked, and the date and venue Mikulášek names are his request, not an announcement.