Levi Rigters

Rigters made his professional debut in 2017 with Enfusion against Serkan Ozcaglayan. Rigters won the fight by a unanimous decision.[5] During WFL: Manhoef vs. Bonjasky he fought Redouan Cairo. Rigters won the fight by a first round TKO.[6] During Enfusion 63 Rigters defeated Bruno Susano by a second round TKO.[7]

In his fourth professional fight he faced Martin Pacas for the Enfusion Super Heavyweight championship during Enfusion 73. Rigters won the title by a unanimous decision.[8]

Rigters continued his undefeated streak with non-title wins over Mihajlo Kecojevic during Enfusion 86,[9] and Dexter Suisse during Enfusion 88.[10]

Rigters made his first heavyweight title defense against Nidal Bchiri during Enfusion 79. He won the fight by a unanimous decision.[11][12]

Levi Rigters then entered the 2019 Abu Dhabi World Grand Prix. In semi finals he defeated Giannis Soforidis, and in the finals he defeated Martin Pacas.[13][14]

Rigters is scheduled to make his Glory debut during Glory 76. He will take part in a four man heavyweight tournament, facing the #5 ranked heavyweight Antonio Plazibat in the semi finals.[15] The tournament parings later changed, as Arkadiusz Wrzose pulled out of the tournament. Righters' was rescheduled to face Jahfarr Wilnis.[16] His opponent changed once more, with Wilnis being replaced by Massinissa Hamaili.[17] The event was indefinitely postponed, as main event fighter Badr Hari contracted COVID-19,[18] as well as due to a partial lockdown imposed by the Dutch government.[19] The event was rescheduled for December 19.[20] Hamaili would later be replaced by Marciano Bhagwandass, four days before the event.[21] Rigters won the tournament, knocking out Marciano Bhagwandass with a body shot in the second round of the semifinal bout, and Nordine Mahieddine by a body kick in the first round of the tournament final.[22]

Rigters took part in a four man heavyweight tournament at Glory 77, facing Tarik Khbabez in the semifinals, as a late notice replacement for Antonio Plazibat.[23] Despite coming into the fight as a favorite,[24] Rigters would lose the fight by split decision.[25]

• RINGSLEAGUE
  • 2016 RINGSLEAGUE Heavyweight Champion[26]

• Enfusion
  • Enfusion World Super Heavyweight Champion (One time; former)[27]
    • One successful title defense[12]
  • 2019 Abu Dhabi World Grand Prix Champion

• Glory
  • 2020 Glory Heavyweight Tournament Winner