2025年3月30日BKFC Fight Night Manchester – 直播[赛后视频] Chipchase vs. Fox – Mar 29 | Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship

The baddest 145-pound fighter in the United Kingdom will be crowned on Saturday as the unbeaten Jonno “JCB” Chipchase (3-0) takes on the surging Gary Fox for the vacant BKFC United Kingdom Featherweight Championship in the highly anticipated Main Event of BKFC Fight Night: Manchester.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/75217.html

Saturday’s action is loaded with top UK talent, like Danny “The Destroyer” Moir (3-0), Conor “Da Crook” Cooke (4-1), Bart “The Polish King” Krol (4-1), David Oscar (4-2), Dawid “Macho” Chylinski (3-1), Luke Nevin (3-2), David “One More” Round (3-3), Mathilda Wilson (3-3), Leigh “The Boom” Cohoon (1-0), Danny “The Cheesecake Assassin” Mitchell (1-0) and Stevie Taylor (1-0).文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/75217.html

A bout for the vacant BKFC UK Featherweight Championship bout between Jonno Chipchase and Gary Fox is scheduled to headline the event. Ellis Shepherd, who won the championship on April 6, 2024, vacated the belt for unknown reasons.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/75217.html

A middleweight bout between former British and Commonwealth super-middleweight boxing champion Jack Cullen and Jakub Kosicki was scheduled to be the co-main event. However, the bout was removed for unknown reasons.

“I knew I was winning this belt,” the Billingham, England product Fox told the jam-packed Planet Ice. “I don't think anyone will trouble me at this weight. I think I'll destroy them all."

Chipchase is now 3-1 under the BKFC banner.

In the BKFC Fight Night Manchester Co-Main Event, former professional gloved boxing standout Jack Cullen was victorious by first-round TKO in his highly anticipated BKFC debut. The former World Boxing Organization title challenger out of Bolton, England sent Jakub “Kosa” Kosicki to the canvas twice before the ringside doctor stopped the bout at the 1:24 mark of the opening round. The Poznan, Poland product Kosicki falls to 0-2 under the BKFC banner.

Antrim, Ireland light-heavyweight Conor “Da Crook” Cooke cruised to 5-1 in his BKFC career with a first-round KO over Stevie Taylor. Cooke scored a pair of knockdowns before the match was stopped after 101 seconds. Taylor, who hails from Darwen, England, is now 1-1 in the BKFC Squared Circle.

Darwen’s Gaz “The Crusher” Corran turned heads in his BKFC debut with an 80-second TKO victory at the expense of Dawid “Macho” Chylinski in light-heavyweight action. Chylinski, who hails from Wolverhampton, England, is now 0-2 in his BKFC career.

Wakefield, England light-heavyweight Matt “The Hammer” Hodgson smashed his way to 3-1 with a second-round TKO over the previously unbeaten Danny “The Destroyer” Moir. Hodgson logged a pair of knockdowns before the bout was stopped 30 seconds into the second frame. Moir, a product of Scarborough, England, is now 2-1 under the BKFC banner.

Pila, Poland’s Bart “The Last Polish King” Krol climbed to 5-1 with a unanimous decision victory over Simeon Ottley in their middleweight showdown. Two judges scored the contest 49-46, and one judge had it 50-45, all in favor of Krol. Ottley, who represents Leeds, England, is now 1-1 with BKFC.

Scuntthorpe, England cruiserweight Dec “Kid Nytro” Spelman was victorious in his BKFC debut, recording a clean sweep on the judges scorecards (50-44x3) against Tomas Lejsek of Chrastava, Czech Republic.

Blackburn, England’s David Oskar sent Stanoy “The Cobra” Tabakov to the canvas three times en route to the second-round TKO victory in cruiserweight action. The bout was called to a stop 26 seconds into the second frame. Oskar is now 5-2 in the BKFC Squared Circle, while the Sofia, Bulgaria product Tabakov is now 1-2.

Doncaster, England’s Danny Mitchell climbed to 2-1 with a decision victory over Benjamin Lowe in the light-heavyweight division. Mitchell recorded three knockdowns in the fight, paving the way for the unanimous decision (50-42x2, 48-44). Lowe, who hails from Denton, England, was making his BKFC debut.

Staylybridge, England’s Leigh “The Boom” Cohoon improved to 2-0 under the BKFC banner with a TKO over debuting Wrexham, Wales fighter James O’Brien in their light-heavyweight matchup. The stoppage came 53 seconds into the second round. Both fighters recorded a knockdown in the bout.

Manchester welterweight Liam Dooley needed just 14 seconds in his BKFC debut as he ran through Marcus “The Pilgrim” Pond with a lightning-fast KO. Pond, who represents Plymouth, England, is now 1-2 in his BKFC career.

Dublin’s Sinéadh “The Grenade” Ní Nualláin was victorious in her BKFC debut, earning the win via unanimous decision over Mathilda “Mayhem” Wilson in their women’s bantamweight matchup. Two judges scored the fight 49-46, while one had it 48-47. The Stockholm, Sweden product Wilson falls to 0-2 under the BKFC banner.