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BKFC-18 – Live on FITE PPV on June 26
BKFC-18 – Live on FITE PPV on June 26
Event features 4 World Title Fights
Tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting, The World’s Fastest Growing Sport, presents BKFC-18 mampiseho Four World Title Fights amin'ny Asabotsy, Jona 26 amin'ny Hard Rock Live ao amin'ny Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, FL and broadcast globally on FITE PPV, manomboka amin'ny 9:00 p.m. SY / 6:00 p.m. PT). They will be joined by the BKFC broadcast team of Sean Wheelock and Chris Lytle.
Ao amin'ny sokajy mavesatra fizarana, BKFC World Champion ‘The Mexicutioner’ Joey Beltran, (4-1-1, 2 Kos), fighting out of Carlsbad, CA will make the second defense of his title against Sam ‘The Hillbilly Hammer’ Shewmaker, (4-1-1, 3 Kos), of Gravois Mills, MO.
Competing for the vacant BKFC Cruiserweight World Title, South Florida fan favorite, Hector ‘Showeather’ Lombard, (2-0, 1 KO), ny Miami, FL clashes with ‘Diesel’ Joe Riggs, (3-0-1), fighting out of Phoenix, NY.
Ao amin'ny fizarana featherweight, Miami warrior Luis ‘Baboon’ Palomino, (3-0, 2 Kos), faces Great Britain villain and the country’s bare-knuckle champion, Tyler ‘The Tornado’ Goodjohn, (1-0) for the BKFC World Title.
Two of South Florida’s most in-demand fighters, Thiago ‘The Pitbull’ Alves, (1-0), ny voanio Creek, FL and ‘The Monster’, Uly ‘3 Seconds’ Diaz, (2-0, 2 Kos) ny Miami, FL will battle for the vacant BKFC Middleweight World Title.
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JOE RIGGS TRAINING CAMP QUOTES AHEAD OF BARE KNUCKLE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP (BKFC) MATCHUP
Philadelphia (Oktobra 4, 2018) – A veteran of over 60 professional MMA fights,Joe Riggs will look to score his next knockout as part of Tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting (BKFC) raha maka amin'ny Brok Weaver amin'ny sabotsy, Oktobra 20 at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi and live on pay-per-view.
“BKFC 3: The Takeover” halefa manerana an'i Etazonia sy Kanada, manokana amin'ny pay-per-view amin'ny alàlan'ny MultiVision Media, Inc., on all major television and streaming distribution outlets for $29.95. The show is headlined by Aho “The Hillbilly Hammer” Shewmaker manatrika Arnold “AJ” Adams in the finals of the BKFC heavyweight tournament.
Tickets ho “BKFC 3: The Takeover” are available now exclusively at www.bareknuckle.tv manomboka amin'ny $35.
Having fought at the top level of numerous MMA entities, including UFC, Riggs will bring his 47 professional MMA wins into his first legal and sanctioned bare knuckle contest in the U.S. See below for what Riggs had to say about transitioning to this new discipline, what fans can expect to see in the ring and more:
Why did you decide to make the move to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship?
“I’ve been destined to be a champion since I was a little kid. It took me a long time to grow up as both a man and a fighter. But I’ve finally put it all together, and my body is still right and working well. Izany, this is the time for me to make the switch to BKFC and hopefully go for a BKFC belt. I really enjoy bare knuckle fighting. I’ve fought in a lot of different disciplines and this is a great fit for me.
It’s also really cool to be a part of the organization that hosted the first legitimate and regulated bare knuckle fights in the U.S. in more than a hundred years. To participate in the revival of this ancient sport is an honor.”
Have you watched BKFC fights? If so, what was your impression of it?
“I didn’t get a chance to watch BKFC 1 na 2 velona, but I went back and watched Kendall Grove’s fight, as well as Chris Lytle and Joey Beltran. I thought the production quality was great, and the fights themselves were compelling, especially the heavyweights. Those guys were banging away in there.”
What about your style or background do you think will translate well into bare knuckle competition?
“I was bred to be a fighter, regardless of the discipline. Bare knuckle fighting just forces me to use my superior striking. I can box really well. It’s something I’ve been doing for many years, so my stand-up game is excellent.”
What are some of the challenges of fighting in this new discipline?
“I think the two biggest concerns with bare knuckle are hurting my hands or getting cut easier and we’re obviously working on ways to avoid that.”
How does your training camp differ from an actual bare knuckle fight?
“The main thing that I’m focusing on in camp is working to strengthen my core. I also throw certain punches a little differently in training than if I were in a real fight. We’re also trying to be careful with body shots, like punches to the liver. But my conditioning is great and I’m pushing that harder and harder recently.”
What have people around you said about bare knuckle fighting making a return and you officially signing on with BKFC?
“For the average person, bare knuckle fighting might seem crazy. But if you step back and think about it, MMA used to seem like a crazy concept too back in the day. This is really just another form of two professional fighters in there competing against each other.”
What do you know about Brok Weaver and how do you expect the fight to unfold?
“I watched a few of Weaver’s recent fights. He looks like he throws fast punches and is a tough guy. My bottom line is that I never want to overlook anyone. I’ve made that mistake in the past and paid the price for it. But I definitely don’t think Weaver can beat me. We’re both professional fighters though, and we’ll see what happens on October 20.”
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Momba ny Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship
Tamin'ny Jona 2, 2018, Tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting any Philadelphia (BKFC) nanao tantaram-panatanjahantena ady rehefa nampiroborobo ny lalàna voalohany, Nosaziana sy nofehezina ny hetsika tsy ara-dalàna tany Etazonia hatramin'izay 1889. “BKFC 1: Ny fiandohana” tany Cheyenne, Wyoming ary nasongadina 10 matihanina toaka, eo ambany fiahian'ny Wyoming Combative Sports Commission.
Ny BKFC dia tsy mampiasa afa-tsy ireo mpiady efa manana traikefa teo aloha teo amin'ny ady totohondry, MMA, kickboxing sy/na Muay Thai. All BKFC bouts are sanctioned and regulated by ABC member Athletic Commissions.
“BKFC 3: The Takeover” will be sanctioned and regulated by the Mississippi Athletic Commission, which is headed by Chairman Jon Lewis.
Raha mila fanazavana fanampiny fitsidihana www.bareknuckle.tv or follow on Twitter at @BareKnuckleFC, ao amin'ny Instagram amin'ny www.instagram.com/bareknucklefc ary ao amin'ny Facebook amin'ny www.facebook.com/bareknucklefc.
Niverina ny asabotsy teo ny tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting, Oktobra 20 Mivantana amin'ny Pay-Per-View avy amin'ny Mississippi Coast Coliseum any Biloxi, Mississippi
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Philadelphia (Septambra 24, 2018) – Undefeated professional boxer Aho “The Hillbilly Hammer” Shewmaker will face veteran MMA fighter Arnold “AJ” Adams in the finals of the Tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting (BKFC) heavyweight tournament on Saturday, Oktobra 20 at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi and live on pay-per-view.
The championship heavyweight bout will serve as the main event of “BKFC 3: The Takeover”, which will be broadcast across the United States and Canada, manokana amin'ny pay-per-view amin'ny alàlan'ny MultiVision Media, Inc., on all major television and streaming distribution outlets for $29.95.
“After their performances in the quarterfinals and semifinals, Shewmaker and Adams have shown that they are worthy of earning the first-ever BKFC heavyweight belt,” hoy ny mpanorina sy ny filoha BKFC David Feldman. “I’m looking forward to an amazing fight, which I don’t expect to go the distance. Both fighters are coming for the knockout and to take this title in spectacular fashion.”
Tickets ho “BKFC 3: The Takeover” are available now exclusively at www.bareknuckle.tv manomboka amin'ny $35.
“Aho handeha handondona azy,” said Shewmaker. “I’m the better fighter and he’s going to find that out the second the bell rings for round one to start.”
“That heavyweight belt is coming back to Chicago with me,” Hoy Adams. “I’m ready for whatever Shewmaker tries on October 20.”
BKFC 3 will also showcase the beginning of the men’s 135-pound lightweight tournament, with a champion expected to be crowned in 2019. All four quarterfinal-round fights, plus the tournament alternate bout, will be contested on October 20. The lightweight tournament field will include UFC and Bellator veteran Johnny Bedford against professional boxer Reggie Barnett Jr., both of whom are undefeated so far in BKFC competition.
Returning to BKFC action is undefeated bare knuckle fighting legend and Police Gazette Bare Knuckle Heavyweight Champion Bobby Gunn, as well as UFC and Bellator veteran Kendall Grove. Grove will face former University of Alabama linebacker Marcel Stamps, who is undefeated in both MMA and bare knuckle fighting.
Making his promotional debut at BKFC 3 dia ho Joe Riggs, who has a lengthy resume with the UFC and is the former WEC Middleweight Champion. Riggs will meet MMA veteran Brock Weaver. The card will also feature Christine Ferea mifampitaha amin'ny Jennifer Tate in the first bare knuckle bout for both women.
Niverina ny asabotsy teo ny tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting, Aogositra 25 amin'ny “BKFC 2: A New Era” avy amin'ny Mississippi Coast Coliseum any Biloxi, Mississippi & Hiaina eto Pay-Per-View
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Philadelphia (Jolay 11, 2018) – After successfully holding the first legal, regulated and sanctioned bare knuckle event in the United States since 1889 tamin'ny volana lasa, Tompondakan'ny Bare Knuckle Fighting (BKFC) is set to return Saturday, Aogositra 25 amin'ny “BKFC 2: A New Era” avy amin'ny Mississippi Coast Coliseum any Biloxi, Mississippi and live on pay-per-view.
After the inaugural June 2 event was held in Cheyenne, Wyoming, this edition of BKFC will be held under the auspices and control of the Mississippi Athletic Commission, headed by Chairman Jon Lewis.
“With the overwhelming success of BKFC 1 tamin'ny volana Jona, I know that the stakes are even higher for our second event,” said BKFC Founder and President David Feldman. “We feel confident that ‘BKFC 2: A New Era’ will build upon what we’ve already accomplished and raise the bar with our fights and fighters.”
Tickets are available now exclusively at www.bareknuckle.tv miainga amin'ny $35 ny $250. “BKFC 2: A New Era” halefa manerana an'i Etazonia sy Kanada, manokana amin'ny pay-per-view amin'ny alàlan'ny MultiVision Media, Inc., on all major television and streaming distribution outlets for $29.95.
The stacked night of fights will see the return of UFC veteran, and newly-crowned “Queen of Bare Knuckle” Bec Rawlings, who will face professional boxer Britain Hart. The action will also include the semi-final round of the BKFC heavyweight tournament, amin'ny Sam Shewmaker naka amin'ny Maurice Jackson ary Arnold Adams manatrika Joey Beltran.
A veteran of both the UFC and Bellator, Beltran won the heavyweight tournament alternate bout at BKFC 1 when he defeated Tony Lopez in what was widely considered the “fight of the night” by both fans and media. Beltran replaces former UFC Heavyweight Champion Ricco Rodriguez, who has withdrawn from the heavyweight tournament due to injury, but will return on a future BKFC card.
Lopez has earned a place on BKFC 2 after his outstanding fight against Beltran and will now face 16-fight Muay Thai fighting veteran Jimmy Jennette.
Set to make their BKFC debuts on this loaded night of fights are Chris Lytle, who has a combined 44 victories as a professional MMA fighter and boxer, ary Charles Bennett, who has had 70 professional MMA fights. Lytle spent eight years fighting in the UFC, and Bennett spent five in Pride FC.
Raha mila fanazavana fanampiny fitsidihana www.bareknuckle.tv or follow on Twitter at@BareKnuckleFC, ao amin'ny Instagram amin'ny www.instagram.com/bareknucklefc ary ao amin'ny Facebook amin'ny www.facebook.com/bareknucklefc.
Bare Knuckles debuts LIVE on FITE. WATCH RIGHT HERE THIS SATURDAY!
Bare Knuckles Fighting Championship has set out to make combat sports history in the 21 first century by bringing it back to its roots. The first sanctioned bare knuckle boxing event in USA will premiere on FITE Sabotsy ity ny 2daty of June live from Wyoming.
Veterans from UFC and Bellator join the explosive line up and promise to deliver a show to remember.
BARE KNUCKLE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP™ TO HOLD FIGHTER TRYOUTS IN PHILADELPHIA
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Team Gunn Official Statement on the passing on Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson
Hackensack, NJ (Jona 7, 2016) – World Bare Knuckle Boxing heavyweight champion Bobby Gunn is deeply saddened by the passing of Kevin “Kimbo Slice” Ferguson.
For the last several years, rumors were circulating of a matchup between Gunn and the backyard fighting legend turned professional fighter.
The two had discussed a match and Gunn personally challenged Kimbo after his courageous come from behind victory over Ken Shamrock in June 2015. Due to what had been said about one another publicly, Gunn thought it may be an intense meeting. Surprisingly, it was the exact opposite.
“I thought there would’ve been a lot of animosity between us since the fight had been discussed and I was pretty adamant about facing him,” said Gunn. “The truth is, and you can see it in the video on YouTube, he was a very nice man. When the cameras were off, we ended up discussing how our sons were both up and coming fighters, our families and other things. Tamin'izany fotoana, I earned more respect for him as a human being than I ever would have if we fought.”
Last night, Gunn was notified that Kimbo was admitted to the hospital and in bad shape. Fotoana fohy taorian'izay, multiple outlets reported he passed away at 42. As a family man first and fighter second, Gunn was devastated.
“It was very sad to read that he passed, especially at such a young age and so quickly. He has six children and a loving wife that he left behind. Once you got past the rough street fighter, Kevin Ferguson was a very nice person and everybody who met him felt the same way. I’d like to send my condolences to his friends, fans and most importantly his family.
Gunn also plans to pay respects to Kimbo and his family in the ring.
In my next fight, I’ll be defending my bare knuckle championship against Shannon Ritch. The fight is scheduled to be near his hometown of Miami, Florida and I’ll be dedicating the defense to Kimbo Slice. I’d like to personally invite his family to attend the event. 305 forever.”