Glory Record	8-1-0 (3 KO)	Wins-Losses-Draws (KOs)
Average Fight Time	10:01	Fight Duration
Knockdown Ratio	2:0	Knockdowns Landed : Knockdowns Absorbed
SLpM	14.47	Strikes Landed per Minute
SApM	10.38	Strikes Absorbed per Minute
Striking Differential	4.09	Difference between SLpM and SApM
Striking Accuracy	59.21%	Proportion of Strikes Landed

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GLORY 66: Anissa Meksen vs. Sofia Olofsson (Bantamweight Tit...

This Was: GLORY 66 PARIS

Meksen destroys Olofsson, retains Super Bantamweight belt

GLORY 66 PARIS: PHOTOS, VNR AND RESULTS

GLORY 66: Anissa Meksen Post-Fight Interview

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Result	Opponent	Event	Method
Win	Sofia Olofsson	Glory 66: Paris Main Card Jun 22 2019	TKO - Doctor's Stoppage 02:06 of Round 1
Win	Tiffany Van Soest	Glory 64: Strasbourg Main Card Mar 09 2019	Decision - Split
Win	Jady Menezes	Glory 61: New York Main Card Nov 02 2018	TKO 00:39 of Round 2
Loss	Jady Menezes	Glory 56: Denver Main Card Aug 10 2018	Decision - Split
Win	Amel Dehby	Glory 53: Lille Main Card May 12 2018	Decision - Unanimous
Win	Ashley Nichols	Glory 52: Los Angeles Superfight Series Mar 31 2018	Decision - Unanimous
Win	Tiffany Van Soest	Glory 48: New York Superfight Series Dec 01 2017	Decision - Unanimous
Win	Funda Alkayis	Glory 47: Lyon Superfight Series Oct 28 2017	TKO 00:25 of Round 3
Win	Jady Menezes	Glory 43: New York Superfight Series Jul 14 2017	Decision - Unanimous

Anissa
Meksen
8-1-0 (3 KO)

2x GLORY Super Bantamweight Champion

Meksen, one of the world's most decorated female kickboxers, started training at the age of 12 after following her older brother Mehdi along to his kickboxing club.

“My brother was a kickboxer and I followed him to the gym. I was 12 years old. At 13 I had my first fight and became French champion at that age and weight. Immediately I had the desire awakened in me to become undisputed world champion one day,” she says.

“Every day, since I was 12 years old, I have woken up as a fighter. It is what I do in life. I wake, I train, rest, train again, go home. That is my life. It is a very simple life but for me I think this simplicity and dedication is the key to victory.”

Meksen says she was “good at school” and actually has two degrees in sports performance and training methodology.

School was a priority in her younger years but she says her biggest motivator has always been “to put my name in the story of fight sports.” Under her longtime coach Benoit Mateu, head trainer at Olympique Garennois Boxe (OGB), she has been doing just that.

“That's why I am very happy to be in GLORY – the best in the world are here and I am here to make big fights and capture the belt!” she says.

Capture the belt she did, at GLORY 48 NEW YORK, winning a close decision over Tiffany van Soest at Madison Square Garden. Meksen now lays plausible claim to being the pound-for-pound best female fighter on the planet.