
GLORY 103 arrives this weekend, with a jam-packed jamboree of kickboxing action set to be toplined by a local hero, with plenty of gripping support to be found underneath.
Levi Rigters will hope to get the vocal backing of a partisan crowd when he takes on Jamal Ben Saddik, while the return of Mory Kromah adds another intriguing dimension.
Throw in a welterweight title fight and a slew of names hungry to make their mark, and you've got a feast of fight action. Here are the top reasons GLORY 103 is a must-see event.
Jamal Ben Saddik, one of the promotion's current superstars, will tangle with home favourite Levi Rigters, one of the best heavyweight contenders of his generation, atop the bill.
The Moroccan suffered a first los in four years at GLORY 100 after a medical stoppage against Sofian Laidouni, and will be determined to return with a win under his belt.
But Rigters is no slouch. Even with two losses to Rico Verhoeven since the start of 2024, he is a formidable fighter and will be hoping to draw on loud support for a triumph here.
Few fighters have sustained quite the reputation in the ring like Chico Kwasi, whose GLORY record makes him one of the most formidable operators out there right now.
Unbeaten in four years, 'Luffy' claimed the welterweight title in 2024 and has mounted three straight defences since to ensure he remains at the top of the divisional pile.
But Mehdi Ait El Hadj will have confidence he can topple him. On a four-fight hot streak, he could be the first Frenchman since Cédric Doumbè to become a GLORY champion.
The Dutch-Guinean star went viral at GLORY 100 with straight wins over Alin Nechita and Bahram Rajabzadeh in the same day, and now comes up against Cristian Ristea.
Plenty will be eager to see what 'The Black Ghost' can unload next, and with the dream of a title bout against Verhoeven driving him forward, expect fireworks from Kromah again.
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