GLORY has matched Miloš Cvjetićanin with Donovan Wisse at COLLISION 10, bringing two recent tournament finalists into the light heavyweight division on December 12 at the GelreDome. Cvjetićanin returns after a busy heavyweight run, while Wisse looks to rebound from his light heavyweight Grand Prix final defeat to Mohamed Touchassie.
Miloš Cvjetićanin
Cvjetićanin has become one of GLORY’s most active names across two weight classes. The Serbian fighter was named GLORY’s 2025 Fighter of the Year after competing eight times, entering three tournaments and posting two first-round knockouts during the calendar year.
His heavyweight campaign came close to a title-winning finish in February. Cvjetićanin beat Sofiane Laidouni and Anis Bouzid to reach the Last Heavyweight Standing final, but doctors withdrew him after the damage accumulated from those bouts, including a dislocated big toe suffered in the opening fight. Mory Kromah was declared heavyweight champion when Cvjetićanin could not compete and no reserve fighter stepped in.
The pair met again at COLLISION 9 in June, when Cvjetićanin challenged Kromah for the heavyweight championship. Kromah retained his belt with a flying-knee knockout, a finish GLORY said was viewed more than 10 million times across its social-media channels.
Now Cvjetićanin heads back to light heavyweight, where the matchup with Wisse creates a different kind of test. He brings pace, pressure and a willingness to exchange, but Wisse has built his career around control, timing and sustained work over five rounds.
Donovan Wisse
Wisse enters after a major transition of his own. Before moving up, the Dutch-Surinamese fighter established himself as GLORY middleweight champion and set the division’s marks for consecutive title defenses and length of reign. His middleweight title run lasted 1,694 days, according to the figures attached to his championship tenure.
Chico Kwasi ended Wisse’s middleweight reign at GLORY 107 in April, becoming GLORY’s second simultaneous two-division champion. Wisse then entered the eight-man light heavyweight Grand Prix at COLLISION 9, won his way into the final and faced Touchassie after a demanding night of tournament action.
Touchassie took a split decision to win the vacant belt, leaving Wisse one victory short of adding a second GLORY title to his résumé. That result makes Cvjetićanin vs. Wisse a key light heavyweight bout as Cvjetićanin can show that his heavyweight detour has strengthened his championship case, while Wisse can restart his route toward the new champion.
COLLISION 10 is scheduled for December 12 at the GelreDome, with heavyweight champion Kromah also set to defend against Antonio Plazibat on the card. Plus, the light heavyweight crown will be contested between Touchassie and former champion Tarik Khbabez.
