Mohammed Jaraya Record, Enfusion & GLORY Career

Mohammed “The Destroyer” Jaraya built his reputation through an aggressive Enfusion run before moving to GLORY, where his pressure-heavy style produced four memorable fights. His record can look very different depending on the source: KickboxHub calculates a total from the completed professional bouts currently stored in its database, while GLORY publishes a broader reported career record.

At the time of this draft, the Mohammed Jaraya fighter profile calculates a 14-7 record from 21 documented completed bouts. GLORY's official profile lists a broader 65-8 career record with 36 knockouts and separately gives Jaraya a 2-2 GLORY record. Those numbers use different scopes and should not be combined.

Mohammed Jaraya Record at a Glance

Record	Current total	What it measures
KickboxHub documented record	14-7	Approved completed professional bouts currently stored by KickboxHub
Documented Enfusion record	12-5	Completed Enfusion bouts currently stored by KickboxHub
Official GLORY record	2-2	Jaraya's four completed GLORY fights
GLORY-listed career record	65-8, 36 KO	Broader promotional career total published on GLORY's fighter profile

For the latest bout-by-bout list, opponents, methods and event links, use the live Mohammed Jaraya profile. The numbers in this article are a dated snapshot and should be rechecked when more historical results are documented.

Why Do Mohammed Jaraya's Record Totals Differ?

Kickboxing does not have one universal record ledger. Promotions, broadcasters and databases can count different sets of fights, especially when a fighter has competed on regional cards, tournaments and older events whose complete results are difficult to verify.

KickboxHub does not manually type a headline record into the profile. Its total is generated from completed professional bouts attached to the fighter in the database. If a bout has not yet been documented and approved, it is not included in that total.

GLORY's official profile currently lists Jaraya at 65 wins and eight losses with 36 knockouts. It also separates his GLORY-only performance as two wins and two losses. The wider figure can include professional results beyond the bouts currently stored by KickboxHub.

That makes both figures useful when they are labelled correctly:

Use KickboxHub's number to understand exactly which documented bouts are available to inspect.
Use GLORY's number as the promotion's reported wider career total.
Do not subtract, merge or “correct” one total with the other without documenting the missing fights.

For more detail on this problem across the sport, read Why Kickboxing Records Disagree.

Jaraya's Enfusion Career

Jaraya's Enfusion period established the style and popularity that later followed him to GLORY. KickboxHub currently stores 17 completed Enfusion bouts for him, producing a documented 12-5 promotional record.

His stored Enfusion history runs from 2014 through September 2017. It includes tournament-style nights with more than one bout, early knockout wins and later meetings with some of the promotion's strongest names at super welterweight.

Early wins and rapid progression

The documented run begins at ENFUSION #12 in January 2014. Jaraya then collected wins across events including ENFUSION #16, #21, #22, #24, #28, #32 and #34.

Two results illustrate the finishing threat behind his nickname:

Jaraya stopped Nordin Ben Moh by third-round knockout at ENFUSION #37.
He knocked out Andrei Ostrovanu in the first round at ENFUSION #34.

Those results sit alongside decision victories, showing that his Enfusion record was not built through one type of finish alone.

Tayfun Ozcan rivalry and elite opposition

Jaraya met Tayfun Ozcan twice in KickboxHub's documented Enfusion history and lost both bouts by unanimous decision. One of those meetings came on ENFUSION #37, where Jaraya also defeated Nordin Ben Moh on the same event.

The Ozcan fights are important context for Jaraya's record. They came against one of Enfusion's most accomplished competitors and show why a simple win-loss number cannot explain the level of opposition.

Jaraya later defeated Jonay Risco by unanimous decision at ENFUSION #43, then lost decisions to Nordin Ben Moh and Redouan Laarkoubi. His final documented Enfusion appearance was a win over Yassin Baitar at ENFUSION #53 in September 2017.

The sequence gives his Enfusion run a clear shape: rapid early growth, tournament and knockout success, then repeated tests against established super-welterweight opposition before his move to GLORY.

Mohammed Jaraya's GLORY Record

Jaraya went 2-2 in four completed GLORY fights. The promotion currently lists him as retired in its fighter rankings, and his last stored bout took place at COLLISION 2 in December 2019.

Miles Simson — unanimous-decision win

Jaraya made his GLORY debut against Miles Simson at GLORY 51 in March 2018. He had moved up from lightweight to welterweight after finding the lighter weight cut increasingly difficult.

GLORY's official report described a high-output fight in which Simson landed more volume but Jaraya landed the harder power shots. All five judges awarded Jaraya the decision.

The fight established the basic GLORY version of Jaraya: immediate pressure, hard combinations and a willingness to trade in order to create damaging exchanges.

Murthel Groenhart — second-round TKO loss

Jaraya next faced former GLORY welterweight champion Murthel Groenhart at GLORY 59. Groenhart's size, experience and countering punished Jaraya's forward pressure.

After scoring knockdowns, Groenhart forced the stoppage at 1:05 of round two. The result showed the risk built into Jaraya's approach: closing distance aggressively can create offense, but it can also expose him against a larger opponent who remains composed under pressure.

Stoyan Koprivlenski — third-round doctor stoppage

Jaraya returned to lightweight against Stoyan Koprivlenski at GLORY 66 in June 2019.

The bout was competitive and physical. Jaraya pressed forward, attacked the lead leg and found punches inside, while Koprivlenski used kicks and movement to manage range. A cut over Jaraya's left eye led the doctor to stop the fight at 2:13 of round three, producing a TKO loss on the official record.

Massaro Glunder — unanimous-decision win

Jaraya's fourth GLORY appearance came against Massaro Glunder at COLLISION 2 in December 2019. Jaraya won by unanimous decision, bringing his official GLORY record to 2-2.

That fight remains his latest completed bout in the KickboxHub database at the time of this draft.

What Was Mohammed Jaraya's Fighting Style?

Jaraya was an aggressive pressure fighter and heavy puncher. GLORY's own matchmaker described him as a fighter who looked for the finish throughout the fight, while official fight reports repeatedly emphasized his willingness to exchange.

His offense was built around several connected ideas:

close distance quickly rather than allow a longer opponent to settle;
throw hard punches in combination, especially once the opponent reached the ropes;
add low kicks to damage the lead leg and keep the opponent occupied below the waist;
accept two-way exchanges when he believed his power would have the greater effect; and
raise the pace late rather than protect a narrow lead.

That style made Jaraya popular because his fights rarely felt passive. It also created predictable tactical tests. Longer opponents could use jabs, front kicks and knees to interrupt his entries, while experienced counter-strikers could punish the moments when he crossed distance with his guard open.

The Simson fight showed how his power could outweigh an opponent's higher volume under GLORY's damage-first scoring. The Groenhart and Koprivlenski losses showed the other side of the equation: pressure carries a cost when the opponent can hurt him on entry or create damage while retreating.

Why Is Mohammed Jaraya Also Called Mootje Jaraya?

“Mootje” is an informal Dutch nickname for Mohammed that has been used around Jaraya in Dutch media and fan culture. His official GLORY ring name is The Destroyer, and that is the nickname used on his fighter profile and promotional record.

Searches for Mootje Jaraya record, Mo Jaraya record, Mohamed Jaraya and Mohammad Jaraya generally refer to the same fighter. KickboxHub uses the official spelling Mohammed Jaraya for the canonical profile.

Is Mohammed Jaraya Retired?

GLORY's current fighter page labels Jaraya's ranking status as “Retired.” His latest completed fight in KickboxHub is the December 2019 decision win over Massaro Glunder.

That is the strongest current official status signal, but it should not be expanded into claims about future plans that Jaraya or a promotion has not announced. If he books a verified comeback fight, the fighter profile should be updated first and this article should then be revised.

Key Takeaways

KickboxHub currently calculates a 14-7 record from 21 documented completed bouts.
GLORY lists a broader 65-8 career total with 36 knockouts; the difference reflects record scope and database coverage.
Jaraya's documented Enfusion record is 12-5 across 17 completed bouts.
His official GLORY record is 2-2: wins over Miles Simson and Massaro Glunder, with losses to Murthel Groenhart and Stoyan Koprivlenski.
His style was built around pressure, heavy punches, low kicks and a willingness to trade.
GLORY currently labels him retired, and his latest stored bout is from December 2019.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mohammed Jaraya's kickboxing record?

KickboxHub currently calculates a 14-7 record from 21 documented completed professional bouts. GLORY's official profile publishes a broader 65-8 career total with 36 knockouts. Each number should be read with its source and scope.

What was Mohammed Jaraya's Enfusion record?

KickboxHub currently stores 17 completed Enfusion bouts for Jaraya: 12 wins and five losses.

What was Mohammed Jaraya's GLORY record?

Jaraya went 2-2 in GLORY. He defeated Miles Simson and Massaro Glunder and lost to Murthel Groenhart and Stoyan Koprivlenski.

How tall is Mohammed Jaraya?

GLORY and KickboxHub list Jaraya at 1.82 metres, or 182 centimetres.

What is Mohammed Jaraya's nickname?

His official ring nickname is “The Destroyer.” “Mootje Jaraya” is an informal name used in Dutch media and fan searches.

When did Mohammed Jaraya last fight?

His latest completed bout in KickboxHub is his unanimous-decision win over Massaro Glunder at COLLISION 2 on December 21, 2019.

Mohammed Jaraya Record, Enfusion Career and GLORY Fights