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2012 in Glory

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The year 2012 was the first year in the history of Glory, an international kickboxing event. 2012 starts with Glory 1: Stockholm, and ends with Dream 18 & Glory 4: Tokyo. The events were broadcast through television agreements with regional channels around the world.

2012 in Glory
Information
First dateMay 26, 2012
Last dateDecember 31, 2012
Events
Total events4
Fights
Chronology
2012 in Glory 2013 in Glory

List of events

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# Event title Date Arena Location
1 Glory 1: Stockholm May 26, 2012 Ericsson Globe   Stockholm, Sweden
2 Glory 2: Brussels October 6, 2012 Forest National   Brussels, Belgium
3 Glory 3: Rome November 3, 2012 PalaLottomatica   Rome, Italy
4 Dream 18/Glory 4: Tokyo December 31, 2012 Saitama Super Arena   Saitama, Japan

Glory 1: Stockholm

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Glory 1: Stockholm
PromotionGlory
DateMay 26, 2012
VenueEricsson Globe
City  Stockholm, Sweden
Attendance11,300
Event chronology
Glory 1: Stockholm Glory 2: Brussels

Glory 1: Stockholm was a kickboxing event held on May 26, 2012 at the Ericsson Globe in Stockholm, Sweden.

Background

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This event featured the world title fight for the inaugural Glory Heavyweight championship between Semmy Schilt and Errol Zimmerman as headliner. The event also featured qualification bouts for the Glory 70kg Slam Tournament.

Result

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Glory 1
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Heavyweight 120 kg   Semmy Schilt def.   Errol Zimmerman TKO (Corner Stopage) 3 2:20 For the inaugural Glory Heavyweight Championship
Heavyweight 120 kg   Gokhan Saki def.   Carter Williams KO (Punch) 1 1:05
Welterweight 77 kg   Nieky Holzken def.   Alex Harris KO (Punch to the Body) 2 2:44
Lightweight 70 kg   Robin van Roosmalen def.   Dzhabar Askerov Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Davit Kiria def.   Kem Sitsongpeenong Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Ky Hollenbeck def.   Michael Corley TKO (Referee Stopage) 1 0:46 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Sanny Dahlbeck def.   Warren Stevelmans Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Albert Kraus def.   Mohammed El Mir Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Giorgio Petrosyan def.   Fabio Pinca Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Tim Thomas def.   Dennis Schneidmiller Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
Lightweight 70 kg   Shemsi Beqiri def.   Yoshihiro Sato Decision (Split) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Qualification
MMA Light Heavyweight 93 kg   Ilir Latifi def.   Tony Lopez Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00
MMA Light Heavyweight 93 kg   Jason Jones def.   Dritan Barjamaj Submission (Armbar) 1 1:09

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Glory 2: Brussels

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Glory 2: Brussels
PromotionGlory
DateOctober 6, 2012
VenueForest National
City  Brussels, Belgium
Attendance5,367
Event chronology
Glory 1: Stockholm Glory 2: Brussels Glory 3: Rome

Glory 2: Brussels was a kickboxing event held on October 6, 2012 at the Forest National in Brussels, Belgium.

Background

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This event featured a super fight between Remy Bonjasky and Anderson Silva as headliner, Also this event featured non-tournament super fight series.

Result

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Glory 2
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Heavyweight 120 kg   Remy Bonjasky def.   Anderson Silva Decision (Majority Ext. Round) 4 3:00
Heavyweight 120 kg   Gokhan Saki def.   Mourad Bouzidi Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Welterweight 77 kg   Nieky Holzken def.   Murat Direkci TKO (Cut) 2 2:49
Heavyweight 120 kg   Filip Verlinden def.   Fabiano Cyclone Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Welterweight 77 kg   Murthel Groenhart def.   Marc de Bonte KO (Knee) 2 0:50
Heavyweight 120 kg   Igor Jurkovic def.   Gregory Tony TKO (3 Knockdowns/Liver Shot) 2 2:30
Heavyweight 120 kg   Koichi Pettas def.   Mark Miller KO (Punch) 2 0:41
Heavyweight 120 kg   Jhonata Diniz def.   Sebastian van Thielen Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Heavyweight 120 kg   Jahfarr Wilnis def.   Jamal Ben Saddik Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Lightweight 70 kg   Marat Grigorian def.   Alex Vogel TKO (Low Kick) 2 2:45
Light Heavyweight 95 kg   Danyo Ilunga def.   Ali Cenik Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00

Welterweight 76 kg

Lightweight 70 kg   Andy Ristie def.   Nordin Benmoh KO (Punch) 1 2:31
MMA Welterweight 70 kg   Tommy Depret def.   Yuya Shirai TKO (punches) 3
MMA Light Heavyweight 93 kg   Jason Jones def.   Tatsuya Mizuno Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00

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Glory 3: Rome

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Glory 3: Rome
PromotionGlory
DateNovember 3, 2012
VenuePalaLottomatica
City  Rome, Italy
Attendance7,483
Event chronology
Glory 2: Brussels Glory 3: Rome Dream 18/Glory 4: Tokyo

Glory 3: Rome was a kickboxing event held on November 3, 2012 at the PalaLottomatica in Rome, Italy.

Background

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This event featured the Glory 70kg Slam Tournament final 8 Quarter-finals, Semifinals and final. Albert Kraus withdrew from the tournament due to the flu and was replaced by Yoshihiro Sato.

Result

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Glory 3
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Lightweight 70 kg  Bogdan Floristean def.   Robin van Roosmalen Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Final
Lightweight 70 kg   Jordan Watson def.   Mustapha Haida Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Lightweight 70 kg   Robin van Roosmalen def.   Sanny Dahlbeck TKO (Punch to the Body) 3 0:46 70 kg Slam Semi-finals
Lightweight 70 kg   Giorgio Petrosyan def.   Davit Kiria Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Semi-finals
Lightweight 70 kg   Alka Matewa def.   Marco Re Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Lightweight 70 kg   Sanny Dahlbeck def.   Yoshihiro Sato TKO (Knee to the Body) 2 2:56 70 kg Slam Quarter-finals
Lightweight 70 kg   Robin van Roosmalen def.   Tim Thomas TKO (Ref Stoppage) 2 2:27 70 kg Slam Quarter-finals
Lightweight 70 kg   Davit Kiria def.   Shemsi Beqiri Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Quarter-finals
Lightweight 70 kg   Giorgio Petrosyan def.   Ky Hollenbeck TKO (Injury) 2 0:30 70 kg Slam Quarter-finals
Lightweight 70 kg   Alessandro Campagna def.   Fabio Pinca Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Reserve Fight
Lightweight 70 kg   Warren Stevelmans def.   Dzhabar Askerov Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00 70 kg Slam Reserve Fight
MMA Lightweight 70 kg   Cesario di Domenico def.   David Dolce Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 1 1:08
MMA Lightweight 70 kg   Ivan Musardo def.   Giorgio Belsanti Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 1 3:00

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70kg Slam Tournament bracket

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First 16
Glory 1: Stockholm 		Quarter-finals
Glory 3: Rome 		Semi-finals
Glory 3: Rome 		Final
Glory 3: Rome
  Giorgio Petrosyan DEC
  Fabio Pinca 3-0   Giorgio Petrosyan TKO
  Ky Hollenbeck TKO   Ky Hollenbeck R2.
  Michael Corley R1.   Giorgio Petrosyan DEC
  Shemsi Beqiri DEC   Davit Kiria 3-0
  Yoshihiro Sato 2-1   Shemsi Beqiri 3-0
  Davit Kiria DEC   Davit Kiria DEC
  Kem Sitsongpeenong 3-0   Giorgio Petrosyan DEC
  Dzhabar Askerov 3-0   Robin van Roosmalen 3-0
  Robin van Roosmalen DEC   Robin van Roosmalen TKO
  Tim Thomas DEC   Tim Thomas R2.
  Dennis Schneidmiller 3-0   Robin van Roosmalen TKO
  Albert Kraus DEC   Sanny Dahlbeck R3.
  Mohammed El Mir 3-0   Yoshihiro Sato1 R2.
  Sanny Dahlbeck DEC   Sanny Dahlbeck TKO
  Warren Stevelmans 3-0

1 Albert Kraus withdrew from the tournament due to the flu and was replaced by Yoshihiro Sato.[7]

Dream 18/Glory 4: Tokyo

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Dream 18/Glory 4: Tokyo
DateDecember 31, 2012
City  Saitama, Japan
VenueSaitama Super Arena
Attendance10,651
Dream event chronology
← Previous
Fight For Japan: Genki Desu Ka Omisoka 2011 		Next →
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Glory event chronology
← Previous
Glory 3: Rome 		Next →
Glory 5: London

GLORY Sports International presents Dream 18 & Glory 4 Tokyo ~ Special 2012 ~ New Year's Eve was a mixed martial arts and kickboxing hybrid event held on December 31, 2012 at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.[8][9]

Background

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Dream partnered with Glory Sports International for this event.[10][11]

The GLORY kickboxing event featured a one-night, single-elimination 16-man Glory Heavyweight Grand Slam Tournament. The winner brought home a $400,000 first-place prize and the runner-up a $100,000 second-place prize.[12] Semmy Schilt, the number one seed, defeated Daniel Ghiță, the number three seed, in the first round via knockout to win the tournament.[13]

Result

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Glory 4
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Heavyweight 120 kg   Semmy Schilt def.   Daniel Ghiță TKO (Head Kick) 1 2:54 Heavyweight Grand Slam Final
Lightweight 70 kg   Robin van Roosmalen def.   Yuichiro Nagashima Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Strawweight 53 kg   Mutsuki Ebata def.   Sang-Jae Kim Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Heavyweight 120 kg   Daniel Ghiță def.   Jamal Ben Saddik KO (Liver Kick) 1 0:25 Heavyweight Grand Slam Semi-finals
Heavyweight 120 kg   Semmy Schilt def.   Gökhan Saki Decision (Unanimous) 2 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Semi-finals
Middleweight 85 kg   Jason Wilnis def.   Toshio Matsumoto Decision (Unanimous) 3 3:00
Heavyweight 120 kg   Daniel Ghiță def.   Mourad Bouzidi TKO (Arm Injury) 2 1:37 Heavyweight Grand Slam Quarter-finals
Heavyweight 120 kg   Jamal Ben Saddik def.   Remy Bonjasky Decision (Unanimous) 2 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Quarter-finals
Heavyweight 120 kg   Gökhan Saki def.   Anderson Silva TKO (Left Hook) 1 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Quarter-finals
Heavyweight 120 kg   Semmy Schilt def.   Rico Verhoeven Decision (Unanimous) 2 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Quarter-finals
Heavyweight 120 kg   Daniel Ghiță def.   Jhonata Diniz Decision (Unanimous Extra Round) 3 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Mourad Bouzidi def.   Peter Aerts TKO (Hand Injury) 1 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Jamal Ben Saddik def.   Errol Zimmerman Decision (Unanimous) 2 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Remy Bonjasky def.   Filip Verlinden Decision (Split Extra Round) 3 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Anderson Silva def.   Igor Jurković TKO (2 Knockdowns) 1 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Gökhan Saki def.   Raoumaru TKO (2 Knockdowns) 1 2:06 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Rico Verhoeven def.   Sergei Kharitonov Decision (Unanimous) 2 3:00 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Semmy Schilt def.   Brice Guidon TKO (2 Knockdowns) 2 1:53 Heavyweight Grand Slam Opening Round
Heavyweight 120 kg   Jérôme Le Banner def.   Koichi Pettas KO (Punch) 3 2:48
Dream 18
Featherweight 66 kg   Tatsuya Kawajiri def.   Michihiro Omigawa Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00
Featherweight 66 kg   Georgi Karakhanyan def.   Hiroyuki Takaya Decision (Split) 3 5:00
Lightweight 70 kg   Shinya Aoki def.   Antonio McKee Submission (Punch) 2 0:24
Bantamweight 61 kg   Bibiano Fernandes def.   Yoshiro Maeda Submission (Triangle Choke) 1 1:46
Middleweight 84 kg   Melvin Manhoef def.   Denis Kang TKO (Knee to the body and Punches) 1 0:50
Welterweight 77 kg   Hayato Sakurai def.   Phil Baroni Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00
Women's Featherweight 66 kg   Marloes Coenen def.   Fiona Muxlow Submission (Armbar) 1 2:29
Lightweight 70 kg   Will Brooks def.   Satoru Kitaoka TKO (Punches) 2 3:46

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Glory Heavyweight Grand Slam Tournament bracket

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First 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
  Semmy Schilt (1) KO
  Brice Guidon R2.   Semmy Schilt DEC
  Sergei Kharitonov (8) 3-0   Rico Verhoeven 3-0
  Rico Verhoeven DEC   Semmy Schilt DEC
  Gökhan Saki (2) KO   Gökhan Saki 3-0
  Raoumaru R1.   Gökhan Saki TKO
  Anderson Silva (7) TKO   Anderson Silva R1.
  Igor Jurković R1.   Semmy Schilt TKO
  Remy Bonjasky (4) DEC   Daniel Ghiță R1.
  Filip Verlinden 2-1   Remy Bonjasky 3-0
  Errol Zimmerman (6) 3-0   Jamal Ben Saddik DEC
  Jamal Ben Saddik DEC   Jamal Ben Saddik R1.
  Peter Aerts (5) R2.   Daniel Ghiță KO
  Mourad Bouzidi TKO   Mourad Bouzidi R2.
  Daniel Ghiță (3) DEC   Daniel Ghiță TKO
  Jhonata Diniz 3-0

International broadcasting

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Country Broadcaster
  Brazil BandSports
  Canada Fight Network
  Croatia Fight Channel
  Japan TBS
  Poland Orange Sport
  Romania Sport.ro
  Russia Rossiya 2
  United Kingdom Premier Sports
  United States CBS Sports

References

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  1. ^ "Glory 1 Stockholm". Glory. Retrieved 2013-11-26.
  2. ^ "Results for Glory World Series May 26th, in Stockholm Sweden". © Muay Thaimes 2011. Archived from the original on 2018-04-22. Retrieved 2013-11-26.
  3. ^ "Glory 2 Brussels". Glory. Retrieved 2013-11-26.
  4. ^ "Weekly Kicks: Glory 2 Brussels results and analysis plus more". © 2013 Vox Media, Inc. Archived from the original on 2013-10-04. Retrieved 2013-11-26.
  5. ^ "Glory 3 Rome". Glory. Retrieved 2013-11-26.
  6. ^ "Georgio Petrosyan Wins GLORY's Rome 3 "Final 8" Tourney". © 2013 Full Contact Fighter. Retrieved 2013-11-26.
  7. ^ Kraus Out With Flu, Yoshihiro Sato in Glory Final 8 Tournament
  8. ^ "GLORY Sports International presents DREAM.18 and GLORY 4 Tokyo in a mega New Year's Eve Special". GloryWorldSeries.com. Retrieved 2012-11-09.
  9. ^ "GSI presents DREAM.18＆GLARY 4 ～大晦日 SPECIAL 2012～". dreamofficial.com. Retrieved 2012-12-06.
  10. ^ "One FC Partners with Glory Sports International; Aoki, Fernandes Likely for NYE in Japan". Sherdog.com. 2012-11-28.
  11. ^ Loiseleur, Tony (2012-11-09). "Dream 18, Glory 4 Combine For Mega Event on New Year's Eve". Sherdog.com. Retrieved 2022-10-07.
  12. ^ "DREAM and GLORY team up for combined New Year's Eve show in Japan". MMAJunkie.com. 2012-11-21.
  13. ^ "DREAM 18: Special 2012 & GLORY 4: Tokyo NYE Recap". angrymarks.com. Retrieved 2012-12-31.
  14. ^ "Glory 4 Tokyo". Glory. Retrieved 2015-02-21.
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