Andy The Machine Ristie : Glory Kickboxing

Glory Record	7-2-0 (6 KO)	Wins-Losses-Draws (KOs)
Average Fight Time	05:48	Fight Duration
Knockdown Ratio	11:5	Knockdowns Landed : Knockdowns Absorbed
SLpM	11.0	Strikes Landed per Minute
SApM	7.37	Strikes Absorbed per Minute
Striking Differential	3.63	Difference between SLpM and SApM
Striking Accuracy	43.18 %	Proportion of Strikes Landed

Result	Opponent	Event	Method
Loss	Robin van Roosmalen	Glory 20: Dubai Headline event 2015-04-03	UD
Win	Steve Moxon	Glory 19: Virginia Superfight 2015-02-06	TKO 2:43 of Round 1
Win	Ky Hollenbeck	Glory 17: Los Angeles - Last Man Standing Co Headline event 2014-06-21	KO 0:35 of Round 1
Loss	Davit Kiria	Glory 14: Zagreb Co Headline event 2014-03-08	KO 2:22 of Round 5
Win	Robin van Roosmalen	Glory 12: New York Final 2013-11-23	KO 0:43 of Round 2
Win	Giorgio Petrosyan	Glory 12: New York Semi-final 2013-11-23	KO 0:43 of Round 3
Win	Niclas Larsen	Glory 10: Los Angeles Superfight 2013-09-28	UD
Win	Albert Kraus	Glory 8: Tokyo Superfight 2013-05-03	KO 0:27 of Round 2
Win	Nordin Ben Moh	Glory 2: Brussels Superfight 2012-10-06	KO 2:32 of Round 1

Andy
Ristie
7-2-0 (6 KO)

GLORY 12 LIGHTWEIGHT TOURNAMENT CHAMPION 2013

WKN AMATEUR CHAMPION

Explosive and unorthodox, Andy Ristie is one of the most dynamic fighters in kickboxing today.

With power in everything he throws, ‘The Machine’ is capable of scoring a knockout at any moment of the fight.

A late starter in kickboxing - he didn’t begin training until his mid-20’s - Ristie’s rise through the ranks has been a steady one.

He was tipped as one to watch when he signed with GLORY and that advice proved to be correct - Ristie went on a four-fight winning run before entering the GLORY 12 NEW YORK Lightweight Championship Tournament.

In the semi-finals he faced Giorgio Petrosyan, who went into the fight with a 78-1-1 record and who had never even been cleanly knocked down, much less knocked out.

Ristie threw Petrosyan’s timing off with his unorthodox style then landed a knockout blow to score one of the biggest upsets in kickboxing history.

He wasn’t done there.

In the final he faced Robin Van Roosmalen, ranked #1 in the world at the time, and was able to repeat the feat.

Van Roosmalen is not easy to put pressure on but Ristie backed him up before taking him out with a killer left uppercut to win the tournament and the $150,000 prize.

The win blasted Ristie into the upper echelon of kickboxing’s lightweight stars. Ristie has arrived at the top, and he intends to stay there.

Andy Ristie 44-5-1 (24 KO)

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Andy
Ristie
7-2-0 (6 KO)

Andy Ristie 44-5-1 (24 KO)

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Andy Ristie 7-2-0 (6 KO)

Andy
Ristie
7-2-0 (6 KO)