Glory 105: Last Heavyweight Standing Finals is a kickboxing event held by Glory set to take place on February 7, 2026, at the GelreDome in Arnhem, Netherlands.
Fight Card
Main Card
Heavyweight +95 kg TBD vs. TBD Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Final
Heavyweight +95 kg Azerbaijan Bahram Rajabzadeh vs. Romania Cristian Ristea
Heavyweight +95 kg TBD vs. TBD Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Semifinals
Heavyweight +95 kg TBD vs. TBD Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Semifinals
Welterweight 77 kg Morocco Hamicha vs. France Cédric Do
Heavyweight +95 kg Morocco Nidal Bchiri vs. Nigeria Tariq Osaro Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Quarterfinals
Heavyweight +95 kg Netherlands Mory Kromah vs. Ghana Michael Boapeah Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Quarterfinals
Heavyweight +95 kg France Sofian Laidouni vs. Serbia Miloš Cvjetićanin Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Quarterfinals
Heavyweight +95 kg Belgium Anis Bouzid vs. Netherlands Errol Zimmerman Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, Quarterfinals
Heavyweight +95 kg Turkey Serdar Eroğlu vs. Romania Vasile Amariței Last Heavyweight Standing Finals, reserve
Superfight Series
Light Heavyweight 95 kg Netherlands Luis Tavares vs. Romania Alin Nechita
Featherweight 65 kg Portugal Andre Santos vs. Turkey Deniz Demirkapu
Light Heavyweight 95 kg Romania Ștefan Lătescu vs. Italy Enrico Pellegrino
Light Heavyweight 95 kg Morocco Mohammed Hamdi vs. Turkey Emin Özer
Background
Crown the King: A New Era Dawns at GLORY 105 in Arnhem!
The GelreDome in Arnhem is no stranger to the thunderous echoes of combat, but on February 7, 2026, the stakes transcend simple victory. Following the vacation of the throne by the legendary Rico Verhoeven, the heavyweight landscape has been left in a power vacuum that can only be filled by fire and steel. GLORY 105: Last Heavyweight Standing Finals arrives as a monumental turning point for the sport, a one-night, eight-man tournament designed to filter out the pretenders and crown an undisputed king of the giants. In an era defined by transition, this event serves as the ultimate crucible where three victories in a single evening separate a fighter from immortality.
The Crucible: Eight Men, One Throne
The "Last Heavyweight Standing" tournament is a throwback to the golden age of K-1, a grueling test of physical durability and mental fortitude. The bracket is a shark tank of contrasting styles and generational narratives. Former interim champion Tariq "Cookie" Osaro enters the fray with a chip on his shoulder, looking to prove that his previous reign was only the beginning of a much longer dynasty. He faces the relentless Nidal Bchiri in a quarterfinal clash that promises to test the structural integrity of the ring. Meanwhile, the inclusion of the legendary Errol Zimmerman adds a layer of storied prestige to the tournament. The "Bonecrusher" represents the old guard, a veteran of a thousand wars who seeks one final, glorious walk toward the summit against the surging Anis Bouzid.
The narrative of the tournament shifted dramatically with the withdrawal of Antonio Plazibat, opening the door for Michael Boapeah to make a daring leap into the heavyweight ranks. Stepping up to face the terrifying power of Mory "The Black Ghost" Kromah, Boapeah brings a level of speed and technical fluidity that could disrupt the heavy-handed rhythm of the division. Completing the quarterfinal madness is a tactical chess match between the elite Sofian Laidouni and the dangerous Miloš Cvjetićanin. For these eight men, the path to the championship is not just about the first opponent; it is a marathon of violence where the "last man standing" must possess a heart as ironclad as his shins.
The Golden Wolf and the Welterweight Wizard
While the tournament captures the primary focus of the evening, the non-tournament attractions are equally capable of stealing the show. The "Golden Wolf" Bahram Rajabzadeh returns to the heavyweight stage in a high-octane collision with Romania’s Cristian Ristea. Rajabzadeh has become a global sensation for his frenetic volume and "all-gas, no-brakes" approach, making every one of his appearances a mandatory viewing event. Not to be outdone, the welterweight division welcomes back the pound-for-pound phenom Hamicha. After a hiatus that left the 77 kg division longing for its most clinical finisher, Mohamed Mezouari faces France’s Cédric Do in a bout that will likely decide the next challenger for the welterweight crown.
The Superfight Series: Light Heavyweight Thunder
The preliminary Superfight Series ensures that the energy in Arnhem remains at a fever pitch from the opening bell. Light heavyweight standouts Luis Tavares and Ștefan Lătescu are both in action, looking to secure their own paths to gold in the 95 kg division. Lătescu, the "Golden Boy" of Romanian kickboxing, brings a terrifying knockout ratio into his matchup with Italy’s Enrico Pellegrino, while Tavares aims to remind the Dutch faithful why he remains one of the most technically gifted strikers in the world against Alin Nechita. From top to bottom, GLORY 105 is a calculated celebration of the sport's depth, ensuring that by the time the final bell rings in the GelreDome, the world will have a clear vision of the new heavyweight order.
The finals of the 2026 Glory Last Heavyweight Standing are scheduled to be held at the event.
Glory 105 Last Heavyweight Standing Finals | Press Conference
