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Who is the greatest Glory kickboxing champion?

By YPB Team

Heavyweight dynasties sit next to featherweight technicians here, and title reigns run anywhere from a few months to over a decade. Pick whoever made the belt mean the most.

  1. Alex Pereira — ranked #11
    Alex Pereira
    Brazilian who held the Glory middleweight and light heavyweight belts at the same time before his UFC run.
    1000pts
  2. Rico Verhoeven — ranked #22
    Rico Verhoeven
    Dutch heavyweight who held the Glory title from 2014 to 2025 with 13 successful defences.
    871pts
  3. Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong — ranked #33
    Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong
    Thai lightweight champion who defended the Glory belt six times between 2016 and 2019.
    705pts
  4. Marat Grigorian — ranked #44
    Marat Grigorian
    Armenian-Belgian lightweight champion who took the title from Sitthichai in 2019.
    685pts
  5. Sergej Maslobojev — ranked #55
    Sergej Maslobojev
    Lithuanian two-time Glory light heavyweight champion.
    548pts
  6. Nieky Holzken — ranked #66
    Nieky Holzken
    Dutch boxing-heavy welterweight who defended the Glory title three times.
    548pts
  7. Semmy Schilt — ranked #77
    Semmy Schilt
    Four-time K-1 Grand Prix winner who became Glory's first heavyweight champion in 2012.
    464pts
  8. Anissa Meksen — ranked #88
    Anissa Meksen
    French two-time women's super bantamweight champion with a decorated savate pedigree.
    464pts
  9. Harut Grigorian — ranked #99
    Harut Grigorian
    Armenian-Belgian welterweight champion from 2018 to 2019.
    464pts
  10. Cédric Doumbé — ranked #1010
    Cédric Doumbé
    French two-time welterweight champion known for his showboating and knockout power.
    365pts
  11. Saulo Cavalari — ranked #1111
    Saulo Cavalari
    Brazilian who won the vacant light heavyweight title in 2015.
    365pts
  12. Artem Vakhitov — ranked #1212
    Artem Vakhitov
    Russian two-time Glory light heavyweight champion with five defences in his first reign.
    249pts
  13. Gökhan Saki — ranked #1313
    Gökhan Saki
    Turkish-Dutch puncher who won the first Glory light heavyweight title in 2014.
    249pts
  14. Robin van Roosmalen — ranked #1414
    Robin van Roosmalen
    Dutch two-division champion who held the Glory lightweight and featherweight titles.
    249pts

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