The legendary Rico Verhoeven anchored the main event, putting his lengthy reign as heavyweight champ on the line against Artem Vakhitov. The dangerous Vakhitov had won his way into the UFC last year on the Contender Series, but wound up rejecting the promotion’s “lowball” offer and jumped back to kickboxing instead.

Where to Watch GLORY 100

Saturday, June 14, 2025 finds GLORY at the Rotterdam Ahoy in Rotterdam, Netherlands for the milestone GLORY 100, featuring four title fights and heavyweight tournament action. The main card streams live on DAZN kicking off at 12PM ET, 9AM PT. Full results can be found below.

GLORY 100 Results

Main Card

Rico Verhoeven (c) def. Artem Vakhitov by unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45, 50-45, 50-45) – for the GLORY heavyweight championship
Sergej Maslobojev def. Tarik Khbabez (c) by TKO, Round 4, 2:06 – for the GLORY light heavyweight championship
Mory Kromah def. Bahram Rajabzadeh by KO, Round 1, 2:14 – Heavyweight Tournament
Donovan Wisse (c) def. Michael Boapeah by split decision (47-48, 49-46, 48-47, 48-47, 48-47) – for the GLORY middleweight championship
Petch (c) def. Miguel Trindade by unanimous decision (49-44, 50-43, 50-43, 50-43, 50-43) – for the GLORY featherweight championship
Tariq Osaro def. Sofian Laidouni by KO, Round 2, 0:33 – Heavyweight Tournament
Nico Horta def. Milos Cvjeticanin by split decision – Heavyweight Tournament
Anis Bouzid def. Iraj Azizpour by unanimous decision (10-9, 10-9, 10-9, 10-9, 10-9) (sudden victory round following draw) – Heavyweight Tournament
Sofian Laidouni def. Jamal Ben Saddik by TKO, Round 1, 1:36 – Heavyweight Tournament
Tariq Osaro def. Luigi Gashi by TKO, Round 1, 2:10 – Heavyweight Tournament
Bahram Rajabzadeh def. Asdren Gashi by KO, Round 1, 0:53 – Heavyweight Tournament
Mory Kromah def. Alin Nechita by unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26, 30-26, 30-26) – Heavyweight Tournament

Preliminary Card

Mohamed Touchassie def. Serkan Ozcaglayan by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Berjan Peposhi def. Deniz Demirkapu by unanimous decision (30-25, 30-25, 30-25, 30-25, 30-25)
Milos Cvjeticanin def. Cem Caceres by TKO, Round 1, 2:01 – Heavyweight Tournament
Nico Horta def. Colin George by unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27, 30-27, 30-27) – Heavyweight Tournament
Anis Bouzid def. Asadulla Nasipov by unanimous decision (10-9, 10-9, 10-9, 10-9, 10-9) (sudden victory round, originally majority draw) – Heavyweight Tournament
Iraj Azizpour def. Ionut Iancu by split decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28, 29-28, 28-29) – Heavyweight Tournament
Iuri Fernandes def. Samuele Pugliese by TKO, Round 1, 2:43

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Losing a title due to a cut on his shin was hard to swallow for Maslobojev, a talented martial artist who has competed professionally in boxing, kickboxing, and MMA. He returns this Saturday at GLORY 100, looking to right that wrong against the same man he originally won the belt from: Tarik Khbabez.

“It ate me a lot. At that moment, I couldn’t recognize myself actually. I felt like my baby was taken from me,” Maslobojev told Cageside Press in a recent exclusive interview. “I was dreaming about that belt for many, many, many years, maybe even a decade. First defense and boom, I had a stoppage, a championship fight in the fourth round, lose a championship because of a cut on the shin? It was chaos.”

Admittedly, Maslobojev did not handle the loss well. It was so bad, in fact, that he left the promotion for a time. “Actually I was really rude to everyone and told everyone from the organization that I was hating my life and and everything that was happening around me at the moment. It was almost one and a half years that I didn’t fight in GLORY, but I came back, I came back strong and showed them that I’m still in the market.”

Despite feeling like his baby was taken away, Sergej Maslobojev would later decide that chasing the title just wasn’t the answer. In essence, he’d become to focused on the goal, and neglected the journey.

“After my last fight in GLORY I said that I stopped running after the title,” he noted. “Before, I was sick about the title. Title, title, title all the time. But now I just want to enjoy the process, enjoy my road and give a beautiful show and beautiful dance of kickboxing for the audience.”

“The title is a big bonus. Of course it puts some weight on my shoulders as well, but the main thing is just to be happy. Just to do what you love and do it with all your heart.”

Watch our full interview with GLORY 100’s Sergej Maslobojev above.

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This is a milestone event for the kickboxing promotion, one that Boapeah is thrilled to be a part of. A former coffin maker, the Ghanaian-Dutch striker has some big goals moving forward. Step one, win gold this Saturday. Step two, a long reign, then perhaps a title in a second weight class, and even a jump to MMA.

“I turned 25 last month, I have a lot of fighting heart in me still. I would love to be an active champion, and I would love also to maybe be champion in another weight class also,” Boapeah told Cageside Press in a recent exclusive interview. “Yeah, I just want to be active, and after when I check all of my things I want to do in kickboxing, maybe I want to look and go to another sport. Maybe MMA, maybe boxing. But for now I want to put my focus on the belt.”

Watching fighters like Israel Adesanya and Alex Pereira make the transition to MMA, and eventually the top of the UFC, have shown Michael Boapeah that such a career path is possible for him as well.

“It’s possible, yeah, when you see those guys do it— and I think my standup is better than those guys, not to be cocky but that’s what I almost know. And you see those guys doing it so good in the UFC, making a lot of money, putting their families straight— it would be so, like now I have the chance to fully focus on my career. I want to take everything that’s in it, out of it.”

For Boapeah, the #2 ranked middleweight kickboxer in the world and still young in his career, the possibility of a switch to MMA is also about not having any regrets later in life. “Why not try, not later when you’re 50, you’re like ‘aww why didn’t I try this, why didn’t I try that?’ I want to try everything so when I’m an old man later I can sit down, chill, and think that I did everything on my bucket list.”

Step one, however, comes back to the fight with Wisse. The pair’s first bout saw Boapeah lose a unanimous decision. He hasn’t lost since, rattling off five straight victories, with finishes in his last two.

How does he see the rematch at GLORY 100 playing out? With gold, in the end. “I see it finishing with me as champion. The way it’s going to end, I cannot tell, I don’t want to make people smarter. But for sure, if he acts too aggressive, it’ll be a short night for him.”

Watch our full interview with GLORY 100 middleweight title challenger Michael Boapeah above. The card streams live on DAZN this Saturday, June 14, 2025 at the Rotterdam Ahoy in Rotterdam, Netherlands. 

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