Adrian Bartosinski pointed out the name of his dream opponent: “Roberto Soldić”

Adrian Bartosinski does not hide who he wants to face KSW champion without hesitation pointed out the name of his dream rival, which is Roberto Soldić.

Adrian Bartosinski defended his KSW welterweight championship belt in a heroic bout at KSW 105 in Gliwice. Bartos fought not only against his rival, but also against himself as he tore his biceps early in the fight.

Adrian Bartosinski relayed shortly after the gala that he underwent surgery and everything went according to plan. On the Klatka po Klatka program, the KSW champion revealed a little more detail. During an interview with Artur Mazur, the fighter admitted that he is facing a break from strong training, which will last a maximum of 10 weeks. Adrian stressed that he wants to use this time to heal all micro-injuries and rest.

The welterweight division champion still hopes to fight two more fights in 2025. This is because Bartosinski assumed that he would fight a total of three bouts this year. The presenter asked Bartos about what’s next and who will be his next opponent. The situation is not simple, as KSW federation has changed the date of its second gala in France, instead of September the best European MMA organization will go to Paris only in December.

Adrian Bartosinski listed four names of potential rivals, including Salahdine Parnasse, Artur Szczepaniak and Mamed Khalidov. However, it turns out that it is the name of a fighter who is not currently contracted by KSW that is at the top of Bartosinski’s list.

Of course, that dream opponent is Roberto Soldić, former KSW double champion. Bartos said.

– If I had to choose from all of them, I would have chosen the fight with Roberto Soldic. If there was such a possibility. I have always said that this is my favorite fight.

Bartosinski therefore echoed the opinion of Martin Lewandowski, who recently stated that it would be a capital fight and that the door is always open for the Croatian in KSW. Soldić has a current contract with the ONE organization, which, however, is holding MMA fights less and less frequently, and recently moved a planned return to the US to 2026.