2024年11月3日BKFC 68 – 直播[赛后视频] FAULKNER vs OSCAR – LIVE STREAM | Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC), the world’s fastest growing combat sports promotion, returned to the United Kingdom for the 11th time on Saturday for BKFC 68 with BKFC Partner Conor McGregor in attendance at the sold-out Utilita Arena in Newcastle, England.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/74023.html

In Saturday’s highly anticipated Main Event, the undefeated Agi Faulkner won the vacant BKFC European Heavyweight Title with a show-stopping, second-round KO over challenger David Oscar, who entered fight night as the No. 5 worldwide contender in the BKFC heavyweight division. 文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/74023.html

Faulkner picked himself up off the canvas and logged five knockdowns of his own before ending the contest just five seconds into the second round. Faulkner, who represents Egremont, England, climbed to 3-0 in the BKFC Squared Circle with his victory. The Polish-born Oscar is now 4-2 in his BKFC career.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/74023.html

Conor "Da Crook" Cooke upped his BKFC record to 4-1 with a hard-fought, unanimous decision over Matty "The Hammer" Hodgson in the BKFC 68 Co-Main Event. The bout was for the vacant BKFC United Kingdom Light-Heavyweight Title, but Cooke missed weight and was thus ineligible to win the belt. All three judges scored the fight 50-45 in favor of the Antrim, North Ireland fighter. Hodgson, who hails from Wakefield, England, is now 2-1 in his BKFC career.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/74023.html

Ben “The Bomber” Bonner silenced the sold-out Utilita Arena crowd with a shocking one-punch KO over the previously unbeaten Newcastle fighter Lewis "The Machine" Keen in their lightweight Feature Fight. The match was stopped with 16 seconds remaining in the opening round. The Middleborough, England fighter improved to 3-2 in the Squared Circle with his victory, while Keen’s record dropped to 3-1 in defeat.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/74023.html

Fast-rising Sedgefield, England cruiserweight Karl "The Wasp" Thompson smashed his way to 3-0 under the BKFC banner with a third-round TKO over the previously undefeated Dawid "Macho" Chylinski. Time of the stoppage was 1:25 in the third stanza. The Wolverhampton, England-based Chylinski is now 3-1 in his bare knuckle career.

Anthony "The Yorkshire Gladiator" Holmes earned his fifth BKFC victory in style with a one-punch knockout over Chaz "Bad News" Wasserman in light-heavyweight action. The stoppage came at 1:33 in the second frame. The Castleford, England fighter is now 5-2-1 in his BKFC career. Wasserman, who hails from Johannesburg, South Africa, is now 1-2 in the BKFC Squared Circle.

Middleweight Bart “The Polish King” Krol is now 4-1 in his bare knuckle career following his unanimous decision victory over Matthew “The Martyr” Wiwczaryk. All three judges scored the contest 49-45 for the Pila, Poland product, who logged the sole knockdown of the fight. Stoke-On-Trent’s Wiwczaryk saw his bare knuckle record fall to 1-1 with the loss.

Gary Fox sent John Spencer to the canvas four times, paving the way to a second-round TKO victory in their lightweight showdown. The Billingham, England fighter is now 3-2; the Manchester, England-based Spencer falls to 0-2 in his bare knuckle career.

The undefeated Bradley Taylor dominated Robbie Brown in their matchup of Hartlepool, England bantamweights.Taylor scored five knockdowns en route to climbing to 3-0 in his BKFC career. Two judges scored the bout 50-40 while one judge had it 50-42. Brown’s record dropped to 2-3 with the loss.

Welterweight prospect Luke "The Nightmare" Beamish improved to 2-0 under the BKFC banner with a hard-fought unanimous decision over the previously unbeaten Paul Cook. Two judges scored the fight 48-47 while one had it 49-46, all in favor of the Birkenhead, England product. Cook, who hails from Hebburn, England, is now 2-1 in his bare knuckle career.

Matty "Mad Dog" Hill of Northallerton, England evened his BKFC record to 1-1 with a second-round KO at the expense of Liverpool, England’s Lee "The Banger" Browne in the heavyweight division. Time of the stoppage was 1:48 in the second frame. Browne’s record fell to 2-5 with the defeat.

Danny "The Destroyer" Moir upped his BKFC record to 3-0 with a second-round TKO over Kyle Redfearn in light-heavyweight action. The doctor stopped the fight at 1:51 of the second frame due to a nasty cut around the eye of Redfearn. Moir, who hails from Scarborough, England, picked himself up off the canvas to score the win. The debuting Redfearn, who represents Ferryhill, England, is now 0-1 in his BKFC career.

Fight Card

Heavyweight 120 kg United Kingdom Agi Faulkner vs. United Kingdom Dawid Oskar Heavyweight Championship
Light Heavyweight 84 kg United Kingdom Matty Hodgson vs. Republic of Ireland Conor Cooke Vacant UK Light Heavyweight Championship
Lightweight 70 kg United Kingdom Lewis Keen vs. United Kingdom Ben Bonner
Cruiserweight 93 kg United Kingdom Karl Thompson vs. United Kingdom Dawid Chylinski
Light Heavyweight 84 kg United Kingdom Anthony Holmes vs. South Africa Chaz Wasserman
Middleweight 79 kg United Kingdom Matthew Wiwczaryk vs. Poland Bartlomiej Krol
Featherweight 66 kg United Kingdom Gary Fox vs. United Kingdom John Spencer
Bantamweight 61 kg United Kingdom Robbie Brown vs. United Kingdom Bradley Taylor
Welterweight 75 kg United Kingdom Paul Cook vs. United Kingdom Luke Beamish
Heavyweight 120 kg United Kingdom Matty Hill vs. United Kingdom Lee Browne
Middleweight 79 kg United Kingdom Danny Moir vs. United Kingdom Kyle Redfearn
Welterweight 75 kg United Kingdom Luke Haig vs. United Kingdom Oscar Smykiel

The vacant BKFC European Heavyweight Title is on the line in Saturday's Main Event as unbeaten English beast Agi Faulkner tries to smash his way to 3-0 with a third-straight, first-round KO at the expense of Polish hammer David Oscar (4-1).

The vacant BKFC United Kingdom Light-Heavyweight Title is at stake in Saturday's Co-Main Event as the beast from Ireland, Conor "Da Crook" Cooke (3-1), battles the heavy-handed English big man Matty "The Hammer" Hodgson (2-2).

Two of the United Kingdom’s most feared lightweight contenders, the undefeated Lewis Keen (3-0) and Ben "The Bomber" Bonner (2-1), duke it out in Saturday's can't-miss Feature Fight.

Saturday's must-see event is loaded with a full slate of top international talent, like light-heavyweight Anthony "The Yorkshire Gladiator" Holmes (4-2-1), welterweight Paul Cook (2-0), bantamweight Bradley Taylor (2-0), cruiserweight Karl "The Wasp" Thompson (2-0), middleweight Bartlomiej "The Polish King" Krol (3-1) and MUCH more.