Marso 10, 2020
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) will utilize the revolutionary new Real Time Scoring, as offered by the Kansas Athletic Commission, at BKFC 11: Hernandez vs. Wilson, karong Sabado, Marso 14, at INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas. Sa pagbuhat niini, BKFC will become the second promotion ever in Kansas, and the first bare knuckle promotion to employ the system which immediately allows fighters, their corners, and fans to know the judges’ round by round scores.
“BKFC 11” nga gisibya sa tibuok Estados Unidos ug Canada, exclusively on pay-per-view (9 pm ET/6 pm PT) through MultiVision Media, Inc., sa tanan nga mayor nga telebisyon-apod-apod outlets alang sa $29.99. Kini usab mahimong anaa sa ni BKFC internasyonal nga partners nga sibya sa tibuok kalibutan, ug pinaagi sa sapa sa tanan sa-balay ug gikan-sa-balay nga konektado lalang pinaagi sa FITE.
Tickets for the live event are on sale now and can be purchased online atwww.selectaseat.com, by phone at 855-733-SEAT (7328) and in-person at the Select-A-Seat Box Office at INTRUST Bank Arena.
“I was very intrigued when I learned that the Kansas Athletic Commission was going to start offering on March 1 all fight promoters with events in their state the option of using Real Time Scoring, but I wanted to see it in use first before I made a decision about BKFC 11,” miingon ang founder ug presidente sa BKFC nga si David Feldman. “After seeing it executed flawlessly by the Kansas Commission at last Friday’s Invicta MMA event, coupled with the overwhelmingly positive response following that show from fighters and fight fans, I knew that this was absolutely the right way to go for BKFC.”
Real Time Scoring, also known as open scoring, is currently offered exclusively in North America by the Kansas Athletic Commission. Variations of this system have been used by the World Boxing Council and in Glory Kickboxing.
“After partnering with Shannon Knapp and Invicta Fighting Championships to utilize Real Time Scoring last Friday, we received nothing but positive feedback from the fighters and their camps,” said Kansas Athletic Commission Executive Director Adam Roorbach. “While absolutely not mandatory, Real Time Scoring is available to all fight promoters and promotions in the State of Kansas. We are proud to be hosting BKFC 11, and look forward to having them utilize this system.”