GLORY 108 took place on June 6, 2026 at Tokyo, Japan. This source-led report turns 8 active official-source bout rows into a readable result inventory, including no championship classification inferred beyond the source rows. Every named winner, method, round and time below comes from the retained promotion record. When a field is absent, the report leaves it absent instead of completing the story from assumption.
Seven of the eight retained results were decisions, including Kento Haraguchi over Petch and Kazuki Osaki over Ryujin Nasukawa. The lone recorded stoppage was Usami Hide Meison's first-round knockout of Peemei Por Kobkua at 0:43.
Verified result inventory
The following list is an inventory of retained results, not a reconstructed broadcast sequence or an independently judged scorecard. Bout order can be republished, tournament participants can appear more than once, and a missing time is not replaced by an estimate.
- Kento Haraguchi vs. Petch — Kento Haraguchi wins via unanimous decision. Kickboxing, Kickboxing.
- Kazuki Osaki vs. Ryujin Nasukawa — Kazuki Osaki wins via unanimous decision. Kickboxing, Bantamweight.
- Chadd Collins vs. Kimluay WanKongOhm — Chadd Collins wins via majority decision. Kickboxing, Catchweight 63.5Kg.
- Usami Hide Meison vs. Peemei Por Kobkua — Usami Hide Meison wins via KO, round 1, 0:43. Kickboxing, Welterweight.
- Yutaro Asahi vs. Changsuek Petchyindee — Yutaro Asahi wins via majority decision. Kickboxing, Catchweight 63.5Kg.
- Haruto Yasumoto vs. Ze Waliuo — Haruto Yasumoto wins via unanimous decision. Kickboxing, Catchweight 58Kg.
- Petch vs. Miguel Trindade — Petch wins via majority decision. Kickboxing, Kickboxing.
- Kento Haraguchi vs. Yura Kono — Kento Haraguchi wins via unanimous decision. Kickboxing, Kickboxing.
What the retained pattern shows
Across 8 results, 7 are classified here as decisions and 1 as stoppages by the stored method wording. Every retained method falls into one of those two broad descriptive buckets. These totals are descriptive navigation aids. They do not measure entertainment value, competitiveness, judging quality or the technical merit of a performance, and they do not change the exact method text shown beside each fight.
Haraguchi appears in more than one retained tournament result, as does Petch. Preserving those separate rows is essential to explaining the path to the final; a single event-level winner label would hide how the tournament unfolded.
Sources, freshness and limitations
The local source row was last observed on August 2, 2026. Primary evidence: GLORY official event or results page. The complete retained card is available on the Fights Now event record. Verification here means the result fields match the retained official-source record; it is not a claim that promotional commentary is independent analysis. Corrections, overturned decisions and later source changes should be handled through the normal correction workflow. No featured image is attached because this batch has not performed a separate image-rights review.
This report is intentionally narrower than a conventional recap. The local inventory does not contain a complete independent account of momentum, tactics, injuries, crowd response or disputed moments, so none of those are invented. It also avoids presenting a source's marketing language as Fights Now's conclusion. Readers get a durable result index, direct access to the promotion source and a clear boundary around what the retained evidence can and cannot establish.