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If anyone is interested in one of these fights, you can watch them here:

Glory 25 fight card (main fights):
Robin van Roosmalen vs Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong
Karim Ghajji vs Murthel Groenhart final
Giorgio Petrosyan vs Josh Jauncey
Murthel Groenhart vs Nicola Gallo semifinal
Karim Ghajji vs Yoann Kongolo semifinal
Gabriel Varga vs Sergey Adamchuk

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I watched the show live on the italian tv with my gym mates and trainers, and the overall reaction was "the fights weren't that good".

It could be related to a personal feud between one of my trainers and the organizer of the event, so I'd really love some external opinion about them. ;)

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I only saw the Sittichai fight and am VERY curious about Glory rules and scoring afterwards. I look forward to seeing him take on Yodsanklai in December for Kunlun (I keep seeing that it's kickboxing, but is it? Or full rules muay thai?).

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I only saw the Sittichai fight and am VERY curious about Glory rules and scoring afterwards. I look forward to seeing him take on Yodsanklai in December for Kunlun (I keep seeing that it's kickboxing, but is it? Or full rules muay thai?).

 

This is really a great breakdown of the rules of Glory and the Sittichai fight.

I don't follow Kunlun, so I have no idea really. Maybe someone here does.

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That liver kick article makes the incorrect assumption that any kick to a legal target scores, Glory clarified after the fight that they do not score kicks that are checked by the shin or that land on the forearms. K-1 was the same way and I'm pretty sure all kickboxing rules are like that. Kunlun uses a ton of different rule sets but their big tournament is K-1 rules.

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If anyone is interested in one of these fights, you can watch them here:

Glory 25 fight card (main fights):

Robin van Roosmalen vs Sitthichai Sitsongpeenong

Karim Ghajji vs Murthel Groenhart final

Giorgio Petrosyan vs Josh Jauncey

Murthel Groenhart vs Nicola Gallo semifinal

Karim Ghajji vs Yoann Kongolo semifinal

Gabriel Varga vs Sergey Adamchuk

Thanks for posting these. I'm gonna watch the Varga fight.

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