The Superkombat World Grand Prix 2015 Final took place this past Saturday in Bucharest, Romania. The main event featured Andrei Stoica vs. Jorge Loren for the WKN Super Cruiserweight Championship. 

Loren was looking to collect his second victory over one of the Stoica brothers. He defeated Bogdan Stoica in early 2014 and up next was big brother Andrei. Many had Stoica as the favorite, he was on an 8-fight win streak with half of those wins coming by (T)KO. This fight was over early, Loren struck hard an fast working behind a stiff jab. A left hook connected that stunned Stoica and as he back peddled into the ropes Loren pounced and the referee immediately intervened and gave Stoica a standing 8-count. Despite the fight continuing it was clear this was the beginning of the end for Stoica as he did not seem to fully recover.

A second knockdown came from a right hand as Stoica tried to get aggressive and Loren countered. Stoica stumbled to the mat and was able to get back to his feet to beat the referee’s count. A few seconds later Loren knocked Stoica down for a third and final time with another right hand. The fight was waived off immediately by the referee in a great performance by Loren to capture the WKN Super Cruiserweight Championship.

In the night’s heavyweight tournament Tarik Khbabez of Morroco and Roman Kryklia of Ukraine met in the final. It was Khbabez who ended up victorious, winning a unanimous decision over Kryklia and the tournament crown.

Results:

Jorge Loren def. Andrei Stoica via (T)KO in Rd. 1

Alexandru Negrea def. Noureddine Echiguer via KO in Rd. 1

Claudiu Badoi def. Mika Tahitu via Unanimous Decision
Nikola Cimesa def. Robert Stoica via Unanimous Decision
Sebastian Cozmanca def. Cosmin Ionescu via KO in Rd. 1
Dumitru Topai def. Alexandru Nedelcu via Majority Decision
Dimitiris Chiotis def. Ionut Stanciu via Unanimous Decision
Cristian Spetcu def. Cristian Foustino via Unanimous Decision
Crisitan Milea def. Rafael Dudek via Split Decision
Bogdan Nastase def. Mario Blanas

Heavyweight Tournament Semi-Finals:

Roman Kryklia def. Ivan Pavle via Unanimous Decision

Tarik Khbabez def. Nicolas Wamba via Unanimous Decision

Heavyweight Tournament Final:

Tarik Khbabez def. Roman Kryklia via Unanimous Decision

The SuperKombat World Grand Prix Final is set for this Saturday, November 7 in Romania. The event will feature the semi-finals of the heavyweight tournament as well as a slew of super fights.

The night’s main event will feature current Superkombat Super Cruiserweight Champion Andrei Stoica defending his title against Jorge Loren. The match is being billed as somewhat of a grudge match because Loren defeated Andrei’s brother Bogdan Stoica last year at Superkombat New Heroes 7. The title defense for Stoica will be his fourth since winning the title in December of 2013.

Stoica has won eight consecutive fights and his last two title defenses have ended in knockouts. Loren will look to rebound from a loss to Luis Tavares.

The heavyweight tournament match up for the vent are Roman Kriklya vs. Ivan Pavle and Tarik Khbabez vs. Nicolas Wamba.

Heavyweight Tournament Semi-Finals:

The Superk Kombat heavyweight grand prix took place this past weekend in Almere, Netherlands. When the night was done Tarik Khbabez of Morocco was the tournament winner. Khbabez defeated Gurhan Degermenci by KO in the tournament semi-final and then took a unanimous decision over Dexter Suisse in the tournament final.

In the night’s super fights Redouan Cairo scored a third round knockout over Ali Cenik, while Catalin Morosanu won a unanimous decision over Brian Douwes.

Results:

Heavyweight GP Semi-Finals

Tarik Khbabez def. Gurhan Degermenchi via KO in Rd. 1

Dexter Suisse def. Patrick Veenstra via KO in Rd. 1

Heavyweight GP Final

Tarik Khbabez def. Patrick Veenstra via Unanimous Decision

Super Fights

Cristian Spetcu and Hamza Soesie fight to a Draw

Clyde Brunswij def. Iwan Pang via Unanimous Decision

Jegish Yegoian def. Marcello  Adriaansz via Unanimous Decision

Redouan Cairo def. Ali Cenik via KO in Rd. 3

Catalin Morasanu def. Vruab Douwes via Unanimous Decision