One fight which the fight-fans came out to see was the superfight between Peter Aerts and Jamal Ben Saddik.
Saddik’s had Aerts down and nearly out in the first - but in the second round Aerts came out like a man on a mission and staged one of the most remarkable comebacks in the sport’s history, scoring three knockdowns and winning the superfight by KO.

The long-awaited superfight between contenders Albert Kraus and Andy Ristie did not disappoint.

fast and hard combinations with long exchanges marked the first round. Round two didn’t last long - just 27 seconds, Ristie landed his trademark knee which dropped Kraus and caused the referee to wave the fight off.


 

 

Official Results from GLORY 8 TOKYO:

 
Grand Final SLAM Tournament -65kg
Yuta Kubo defeats Masaaki Noiri via decision (146-134)
 
Semi-Finals, SLAM Tournament -65 kg
Maasaki Noiri defeats Mosab Amrani via decision (144-141)
Yuta Kubo defeats Gabriel Varga via decision (145-140)

 
Quarter-Finals, SLAM Tournament -65 kg
Mosab Amrani defeats Marcus Vinicius via decision (150-135)
Masaaki Noiri defeats Liam Harrison TKO (due to cut) R2 at 1:06 min.
Gabriel Varga defeats Abdallah Ezbiri via decision (149-139)
Yuta Kubo defeats Chibin Lim via KO (knee to body), R2 at 2:58 min

 
SUPERFIGHTS

 
Lightweight (70kgs, 3 x 3mins)
Yoshihiro Sato defeats Sunghyun Lee via decision (144-141)


Heavyweight (3 x 3mins)
Jerome Le Banner defeats Koichi via decision (150-135)

 
Lightweight (70kgs, 3 x 3mins)
Andy Ristie defeats Albert Kraus via KO (knee to head), R2 at 27 sec

 
Heavyweight (3 x 3mins)
Peter Aerts defeats Jamal Ben Saddik via KO (3  downs in 1 round) R2 at 2:27 min

 
Reserve Fights, SLAM Tournament -65 kg
Andrej Bruhl defeats Komiya Yukihiro via decision (143-142)
 
Chonlaek Superpro Samui defeats Fujita Zen via decision (146-139)