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Chico Kwasi Becomes Double Champ

Chico Kwasi Becomes Double Champ

History was made in the main event of GLORY 107 on Saturday night, April 25, at the RTM Stage in Rotterdam as Chico Kwasi (46-6-2, 23 KO) became just the second fighter to simultaneously hold GLORY world titles in two division.

The welterweight champ stepped up and successfully defeated Donovan Wisse (23-2, 10 KO) to capture the middleweight title in a razor thin fight that was decided in the final round. 28-year-old Kwasi now joins Alex Pereira as the only double champs in GLORY history.

Tariq ‘Cookie’ Osaro (31-5-1, 17 KO) got back to winning ways in the co-main event with a convincing win over rival Nico ‘Big Sexy’ Horta (26-12, 4 KO), knocking him down with a thunderous uppercut in the first round.

In the light heavyweight ‘proving grounds’ contests, Cem Caceres (20-3, 14 KO), Mo Touchassie (20-3, 14 KO), Stefan Latescu (20-6, 10 KO), Mohammed Hamdi (22-4, 10 KO), Luis Tavares (65-11, 21 KO), and Albert Ugrincic (12-4, 5 KO) all walked away victorious in their respective bouts. Each making their own case for inclusion in the COLLISION 9 eight-man grand prix on June 13 for the vacant GLORY light heavyweight world championship.

Elsewhere on the main card, Nabil Khachab (31-7-1, 4 KO) scored a close decision win over veteran Errol Koning (47-18, 15 KO) and Mohammed Boutasaa (20-3, 4 KO) impressed in his promotional debut by defeating Cedric Do (50-8-1, 30 KO).

On the GLORY 107 superfight series, top Serbian heavyweight Rade Opacic (24-8, 17 KO) got back to winning ways with a unanimous decision win over Colin George (24-15, 22 KO), Deniz Demirkapu (17-5, 11 KO) kept his run of entertainment in the GLORY ring going with a stoppage win over Mohamed Hamami (17-5, 8 KO), and Italian prospect Michael Samperi (37-3, 19 KO) scored a KO of the year contender in his GLORY debut.

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GLORY 107 Results

Main Event | GLORY Middleweight World Championship
Chico Kwasi (46-6-2, 23 KO) def. Donovan Wisse (23-2, 10 KO) via split decision (50-45, 48-47, 48-47, 48-47, 47-48).

Co-Main Event | Heavyweight
Tariq Osaro (31-5-1, 17 KO) def. Nico ‘Big Sexy’ Horta (26-12, 4 KO) via unanimous decision.

Light Heavyweight | Proving Ground Contest
Cem Caceres (20-3, 14 KO) def. Sebastian Lutaniuc (25-11-2, 3 KO) via unanimous decision.

Light Heavyweight | Proving Ground Contest
Mo Touchassie (20-3, 14 KO) def. Jimmy Livinus (12-3-1, 6 KO) via unanimous decision.

Light Heavyweight | Proving Ground Contest
Stefan Latescu (20-6, 10 KO) def. Iuri Fernandes (10-3, 4 KO) via unanimous decision.

Heavyweight
Nabil Khachab (31-7-1, 4 KO) def. Errol Koning (47-18, 15 KO) via split decision (extra round).

Light Heavyweight | Proving Ground Contest
Mohammed Hamdi (22-4, 10 KO) def. Alin Nechita (20-4, 8 KO) via unanimous decision.

Light Heavyweight | Proving Ground Contest
Luis Tavares (65-11, 21 KO) def. Mohamed Amine (30-10, 16 KO) via unanimous decision.

Welterweight
Mohammed Boutasaa (20-3, 4 KO) def. Cedric Do (50-8-1, 30 KO) via unanimous decision.

Heavyweight
Rade Opacic (24-8, 17 KO) def. Colin George (24-15, 22 KO) via unanimous decision.

Featherweight
Deniz Demirkapu (17-5, 11 KO) def. Mohamed Hamami (17-5, 8 KO) via KO, round 2, 1:45.

Light Heavyweight | Proving Ground Contest
Albert Ugrincic (12-4, 5 KO) def. Clayton Raven (16-4, 11 KO) via unanimous decision.

Welterweight
Valentin Knau (43-3, 20 KO) def. Antonio Krajinovic (4-1, 2 KO) via unanimous decision.

Welterweight
Michael Samperi (37-3, 19 KO) def. Said Kabil (16-2, 13 KO) via KO, round 2, 0:42.

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