RISE WORLD SERIES 2026 Results: Full Card & Who Won
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The GLORY x RISE Last Featherweight Standing tournament reached its finale: Kento Haraguchi won twice in one night to be crowned the inaugural champion, edging Petpanomrung in an extension-round decision.
Haraguchi def. Petpanomrung — Ext.R Decision (unanimous)
Key points
- Kento Haraguchi won twice in one night to win the GLORY x RISE Last Featherweight Standing tournament
- He outpointed YURA in the semifinal, then edged Petpanomrung in an extension-round final
- The tournament capped a year-long, six-event journey across Europe and Asia that began in June 2025
- On the undercard, Kazuki Osaki beat Ryujin Nasukawa and Meison Hide Usami scored a KO with an uppercut
Fight card
- MAIN🏆 GLORY x RISE Last Featherweight Standing — FinalSuper Lightweight (65kg)Kento HaraguchiWINvsPetpanomrung Kiatmuu9
Haraguchi def. Petpanomrung — Ext.R Decision (unanimous)
- 🏆 Tournament SemifinalSuper Lightweight (65kg)Kento HaraguchiWINvsYURA
Haraguchi def. YURA — Decision (unanimous)
- 🏆 Tournament SemifinalSuper Lightweight (65kg)Petpanomrung Kiatmuu9WINvsMiguel Trindade
Petpanomrung def. Trindade — Decision (majority)
- Bantamweight (55kg)Kazuki OsakiWINvsRyujin Nasukawa
Osaki def. Nasukawa — Ext.R Decision (unanimous)
- Catchweight (63.5kg)Chadd CollinsWINvsKimluay WanKongOhm
Collins def. WanKongOhm — Decision (majority)
- Welterweight (67.5kg)Meison Hide UsamiWINvsPeemai Por.Kobkua
Usami def. Por.Kobkua — KO (uppercut)
Report
At Ebara Wave Arena Ota in Tokyo, the GLORY x RISE Last Featherweight Standing tournament — a year-long, six-event collaboration that began in June 2025 across Europe and Asia — finally crowned a champion, and it was Japan's Kento Haraguchi.
Haraguchi did it the hard way, fighting twice on the night. In the semifinal he outpointed YURA by unanimous decision; in the final he met the dangerous Thai Petpanomrung Kiatmuu9, who had earned his place by beating Miguel Trindade. The final went to an extension round before Haraguchi took a unanimous decision to be named the inaugural champion.
The supporting card carried real weight. Kazuki Osaki beat Ryujin Nasukawa via extension-round unanimous decision in a tight bantamweight bout, Australia's Chadd Collins edged Kimluay WanKongOhm on a majority decision, and Meison Hide Usami delivered the cleanest finish of the night, dropping Peemai Por.Kobkua with an uppercut.
For where this sits in the kickboxing landscape, see our kickboxing rankings; for the wider stand-up calendar, our other RISE and K-1 cards round out the year.