Former UFC competitor Sarah Frota is set to compete in one of the most brutal underground combat sports organizations in the world this summer. The DWCS alum had previously competed as both a strawweight and flyweight under the UFC banner, but after back-to-back losses and being slapped with a two-year suspension by USADA after testing
Austin Trout isn’t happy with how Diego Sanchez is handling his loss. The former boxing world champion was successful in his bare-knuckle boxing debut, beating Sanchez by doctor stoppage at BKFC’s Knuckle Mania earlier this month. Following the fight, the ex-UFC star argued that Trout had cheated by having an excess of vaseline on him
Anthony Smith thinks Diego Sanchez is already slowing down and was badly beaten in his BKFC debut against Austin Trout “Lionheart” pointed out an important factor in Sanchez’s Vaseline accusation against Trout UFC veteran Diego Sanchez made the headlines this past weekend but not because of his performance in his BKFC debut. Instead, “The Nightmare”
Sean Strickland found himself in a social media argument with the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship’s Twitter account. Strickland has recently returned to Twitter, where he’s been creating chaos one post at a time. The UFC middleweight’s newest target was BKFC, which is coming off a thrilling event in KnuckleMania 3. In the co-main event, MMA
Diego Sanchez wants his BKFC debut loss to Austin Trout overturned as he claims to have felt Vaseline on his opponent’s neck and shoulders “The Nightmare” is thinking about reaching out to his lawyers about the matter but is also open to a rematch to settle the issue Diego Sanchez failed to secure a victory
Lorenzo Hunt and Mike Richman entered the KnuckleMania 3 main event with a lot of tension. The fight lived up to the hype, with Hunt getting knocked down and then knocking out Richman seconds later to remain the BKFC 185-pound world champion. KnuckleMania 3: Lorenzo Hunt vs. Mike Richman Round 1: Lorenzo Hunt comes out
Diego Sanchez and Austin Trout made their BKFC debuts at KnuckleMania 3 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Sanchez was underestimated by the betting odds, but he showed up ready for a war. Trout used his boxing skills to secure a fourth-round stoppage. KnuckleMania 3: Diego Sanchez vs. Austin Trout Round 1: Diego Sanchez comes out firing.
John Dodson made his second BKFC appearance in his hometown of Albuquerque, New Mexico. Similar to his first appearance, Dodson used his speed to take out his opponent in the first round at KnuckleMania 3. KnuckleMania 3: John Dodson vs. Jarod Grant Round 1: Jarod Grant comes out pumping the jab. John Dodson attempts to
Former UFC heavyweight Greg Hardy made his Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut at the promotion’s third annual KnuckleMania event. Emanating from the Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico, KnuckleMania 3 brought out some of the biggest names in combat sports for a night of pure violence. Stepping in to welcome Hardy to the squared circle
Diego Sanchez will make his Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship debut tonight. Emanating from Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico, BKFC will present its third-annual KnuckleMania event featuring the promotional debut of the original Ultimate Fighter, Diego Sanchez. Ahead of his highly anticipated premiere inside the squared circle, Sanchez caught up with The Schmo and revealed
Ex-UFC star Greg Hardy is keeping an eye on the next move of former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou in hopes of a showdown. Former mixed martial artist Hardy started his professional career in Jun. 2018 and found his way into the UFC through Dana White’s Contender Series. After a successful start in the promotion,
Former UFC stars Mike Perry and Chad Mendes are amongst some big names that are set to return to the ring at Bare-Knuckle FC’s April 29 show in Denver. Perry and Mendes join the likes of ex-UFC heavyweight contender Ben Rothwell, and former UFC women’s flyweight competitor Bec Rawlings. MMA Fighting confirmed the names with
Diego Sanchez has a few options laid out following his upcoming BKFC debut. The first-ever ‘TUF’ winner will be facing off against former boxing champion Austin Trout on Feb. 17. While beating Trout remains Sanchez’s main focus, he has also been thinking about his hit-list of potential opponents after their fight concludes Sanchez Wants The
Diego Sanchez details his dreams and nightmares he has for next opponent. ‘Put Some Damn Respect On My Name’ The UFC star makes his highly-anticipated BKFC debut against former boxing champion Austin Trout on Feb. 17. Ahead of this big bare-knuckle fight, Sanchez looks to add another staple to his fighting legacy. “I’m prepared and
Marcus Brimage had another rough night at BKFC 35. ‘The Bama Beast’ returned to action on January 27, hoping to secure a win for the first time since 2014. Unfortunately for him, Trevor Loken had other plans and won his BKFC debut by knocking out Brimage in 40 seconds. The 37-year-old now holds a BKFC
Bare-knuckle boxer Tomar Washington was ready to celebrate his win with a Jigsaw mask but everything went sideways after he realized he actually lost by disqualification at BKFC 35. Washington started his career in professional mixed martial arts competitions in 2009. He made a name for himself competing in the regional circuit of the Carolina