Moroccan kickboxing champion Badr Hari will step back into the ring on March 19 to face Polish fighter Arkadiusz Wrzosek in Hasselt, Belgium, as part of Glory 80. He is determined to regain his former glory.
The Glory Kickboxing organization announced on Wednesday, January 26, that Moroccan kickboxing champion Badr Hari will be able to take his revenge on the Pole who beat him on September 4 last year.
Moroccan kickboxers Badr Hari and Jamal Ben Saddik will soon be back in the ring. They already know their next opponents and the date of their next fights.
The kick that knocked down the Moroccan kickboxer Badr Hari in September against the Pole Arkadiusz Wrzosek is the KO of the year according to the Glory Kickboxing organization.
Badr Hari has again been challenged by Hesdy Gerges for a fight. The Dutch kickboxer of Egyptian origin used his Instagram account to provoke the Moroccan.
Pierre Andurand, president of the Glory kickboxing organization, expressed his satisfaction after the fight between Rico Verhoeven and Jamal Ben Saddik. Over 18,000 fans were present and 100,000 pay-per-views were sold. Glory is already announcing a new event for February 19, 2022 and promises Badr Hari, Rico Verhoeven and Alistair Overeem.
Badr Hari has lost several places in the ranking of the kickboxing organization Glory, after his defeat against the Pole Arkadiusz Wrzosek last weekend in Rotterdam.
Badr Hari reacted to his defeat against the Pole Arkadiusz Wrzosek. Contrary to the rumor spread in public opinion, the Moroccan champion does not intend to hang up his gloves. He rather wants a rematch.
It was probably one too many fights for Moroccan champion Badr Hari. Tonight he was defeated by KO against Pole Arkadiusz Wrzosek at the 78th Glory event held in Rotterdam.
Moroccan kickboxing champion Badr hari has released on YouTube the first episode of the documentary titled "Legacy-Badr Hari". A short walk of about 11 minutes in the sporting life of the boxer.
The Moroccan kickboxing champion, Badr Hari, unveiled the release on August 18 of a documentary entitled "Legacy". It is an incursion into the sporting life of the boxer, his preparations before each major fight.
Badr Hari has been ordered by the Ghent court in Belgium to pay 50,000 euros in damages to the kickboxing organization Enfusion . The Moroccan kickboxer was found guilty of breach of contract.