GLORY 108 marks a historic, cross-promotional collaboration between GLORY-the world's largest kickboxing organization-and Japanese kickboxing powerhouse RISE. Emanating live from the Ota City General Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan, this event serves as the grand finale of the highly anticipated "Last Featherweight Standing" tournament. Following intense qualification and quarterfinal brackets at GLORY 106, the field has been whittled down to the final four elite 65kg strikers on the planet. They will compete in a ruthless, one-night, four-man single-elimination tournament to crown the definitive global featherweight king. The Tournament Bracket (4-Man Last Featherweight Standing) The tournament splits the world's best into two distinct promotional brackets, guaranteeing a cross-organizational collision in the final. Semi-Final 1: The RISE Bracket [[/fighter/kento-haraguchi/7535/:Kento Haraguchi]] vs Yura Kono A massive domestic clash of styles. The world-class technician [[/fighter/kento-haraguchi/7535/:Kento Haraguchi]] enters the tournament following a masterclass unanimous decision victory over Hiroki Kasahara. He meets the rising, destructive KO machine Yura Kono, who earned his spot with a brutal third-round knockout of veteran champion Sung-hyun Lee. Semi-Final 2: The GLORY Bracket Petch vs Miguel Trindade A legendary encounter. Longtime GLORY Featherweight World Champion and pound-for-pound great "Petch" returns to Tokyo after cruising to a unanimous decision over Abraham Vidales. Standing in his way is Portugal's explosive powerhouse Miguel Trindade, who secured his slot by avenging a past loss against Berjan Peposhi via an grueling extra-round decision. Beyond the tournament, the card features highly anticipated cross-promotional super fights and high-stakes catchweight bouts showcasing top-tier Japanese talent: Kazuki Osaki vs Ryujin Nasukawa (Catchweight Bout) A massive spotlight fight featuring teenage phenomenon Ryujin Nasukawa, fresh off capturing the vacant RISE Super Flyweight Title in a 'Fight of the Year' contender. He faces the elite Kazuki Osaki in what promises to be a lightning-fast chess match. Masashi Kumura vs Joemar Gallaza (Catchweight Bout) Japan's elite striker Masashi Kumura takes on the Philippines' dangerous Joemar Gallaza.