Tomorrow night we have some awesome kickboxing matches coming up... you really have to see this one.
No idea what I'm talking about? Then read on.
Glory 92 takes place on Saturday evening and I must say, they really went all out with this event.
Including middleweight champion Donovan Wisse, a total of six top-10 athletes will be fighting on the same night. We also have a heavyweight bout and two exciting featherweight bouts.
Change VS. Bokeme
Donovan Wisse will attempt to defend his world title for the fourth time on Saturday evening. After a successful defense against Boapeah in November, the technically gifted Wisse will now face the division's number one, Ulric Bokeme.
The Congolese, with 17 knockouts to his name, has managed to end quite a few matches in spectacular fashion.
The champion, however, hasn't lost since 2018 and has won every title fight in dominant fashion. This will be a great match, and we expect a true kickboxing clinic from Donovan Wisse.
Rigters VS Horta
The last time Levi Rigters stepped into the Glory ring, he nearly knocked out Rico Verhoeven with a surprising spinning backfist.
Now, almost two months later, he faces newcomer Nico Horta. Is Rigters too ambitious for a debutant?
We're going to experience it.
Boapeah VS. Ozcaglayan
Glory is advertising this match as the battle that will decide who will be king of The Hague. A nice idea, but we're especially curious about the action this match will bring.
Boapeah is rebounding from a tough match against Donovan Wisse, where he lost on points. Serkan, in turn, also had a chance to take Wisse's title, but he also lost on points.
Boapeah is the more technical fighter of the two, but Serkan punches like a sledgehammer. This also explains his 36 wins by knockout.
We dare not say whether this pot will determine who the king of The Hague is, but it is a given that we can expect fireworks.
Braun VS. Touchassie
Mohamed Touchassie is a name most combat sports fans are eagerly anticipating among the new generation. Touchassie is explosive, technical, and strong.
Braun has lost his last two fights and now really needs to prove himself. Despite this, he's not a fighter to be underestimated. With 27 knockouts to his name and a wealth of experience, he could easily surprise the crowd.
We expect action, action, action.
Besides the matches mentioned, there are so many more great games tonight, but if I go into every detail, you'll be reading my email half the evening.
You can watch the full card on Glory 's website. The prelims begin at 6:30 PM and can be viewed on YouTube . The main card begins at 8:00 PM and can be viewed on Videoland .
Have a nice weekend!