2026年4月12日BKFC FIGHT NIGHT HONOLULU – 直播[赛后视频] PITOLO vs COLTRANE | Bare Knuckle Fighting – APR 12

The Smithfield, NC product Coltrane called out Marcus “Bad Intentions” Edwards in his post-fight interview: “I said yes to a Top 5 guy but he didn’t show up. Talking all that trash on the internet. Marcus Edwards, where you at, baby?!”文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/76793.html

BKFC Fight Night Honolulu aired LIVE worldwide on The BKFC App.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/76793.html

Columbus, GA’s Joseph “The Dark Knight” Creer earned his third straight stoppage victory in Saturday’s Co-Main Event, defeating Keali'i “The Saint” Kanekoa in their light-heavyweight matchup. The ringside doctor called a stop to the fight at the conclusion of the third round. Creer is now 6-3 under the BKFC banner; the Pahoa, HI product Kanekoa was stepping into the Squared Circle for the first time.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/76793.html

In Saturday’s Featured Fight, Hilo, HI’s Toby “2 Quick” Misech overcame a pair of first-round knockdowns to beat “Felony” Charles Bennett via decision in featherweight action. Making his BKFC debut, Misech answered Bennett’s two knockdowns with two knockdowns of his own, paving the way for all three judges to score the fight 47-44. Bennett, who represents Las Vegas, is now 1-4 in the Squared Circle.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/76793.html

Jackson, CA’s Justin Cornell won big in his BKFC debut as he stopped Zach Zane in the second round of their welterweight bout. The TKO stoppage came at 1:01 in the second frame. Zane, a product of Maui, HI, is now 0-2 in the Squared Circle.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/76793.html

Philippines-born San Andreas, CA product Chris Inocencio needed only 75 seconds to reign supreme in his BKFC debut over Jovan Alayon in their lightweight bout. Alayon, who represents Aiea, HI, was also making his BKFC debut.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/naked-boxing/76793.html

Molokai, HI’s Namakana Pakala edged out Chris Cisneros for the razor-close victory in the light-heavyweight division. All three judges scored the fight 45-44 for Pakala. Six knockdowns took place in this fight (four for Pakala, two for Cisneros). Both fighters were stepping into the Squared Circle for the first time.

Kailua, HI’s Randy Kamaiopili Jr. was dominant in his BKFC premiere, dropping Shiro Hitto six times en route to the second-round TKO in middleweight action. The stoppage came 27 seconds into the second stanza. Hitto, who hails from Palolo, HI, was also making his BKFC debut.

Hazel Naheinaena defeated Kat Rabellizsa in their battle of debuting Waianae, HI fighters. Two judges scored the fight 29-28 and one had it 30-27, all in favor of the winner Naheinaena.

Maika Samson of Kapolei, HI stopped Nalu Cenal in the second round of their matchup of debuting bantamweight fighters. Samson logged a pair of knockdowns to the KO finish 32 seconds into the second round. Cenal represents Hilo, HI.

Kaneohe, HI lightweight Nick Saragosa picked himself up off the canvas and rallied for the second-round KO at the expense of Kaylan Gorospe. The KO came at 1:30 of the second stanza. Gorospe, who represents Wailu, HI, was also making his BKFC debut.

Waiahae, HI’s Joseph Calarruda was victorious in his BKFC debut, dropping Fatu Tuitasi twice en route to the unanimous decision victory in their welterweight matchup. All three judges agreed on the 30-25 verdict, all in favor of Calarruda. The Kapaa, HI product Tuitasi was also stepping into the Squared Circle for the first time.

Ewa Beach, HI’s Jerome Macalino picked himself up off the canvas and rallied for a stunning first-round KO over Pono Enos in welterweight action. Time of the stoppage was 1:54. Macalino and Enos, who hails from Puna, HI, were both making their BKFC debut.

In the first ever BKFC fight in Hawaii, Ewa Beach, HI cruiserweight Vince Aragona made a smashing first impression in his BKFC debut, needing just 36 to steamroll Simeon Crawford. Aragona, an active member of the United States Armed Forces, sent Crawford to the canvas twice. Crawford, who represents Lakeside, HI, was also making his BKFC debut.

BKFC Fight Night Honolulu Results

Doug Coltrane def. Maki Pitolo via KO in Round 1 (1:59)

Joseph Creer def. Keali'i Kanekoa via TKO in Round 3 (2:00)

Toby Misech def. Felony Charles Bennett via Unanimous Decision (47-44x3)

Justin Cornell def. Zach Zane via TKO in Round 2 (1:01)

Chris Inocencio def. Jovan Alayon via TKO in Round 1 (1:15)

Namakana Pakala def. Chris Cisneros via Unanimous Decision (45-44x3)

Randy Kamaiopili Jr. def. Shiro Hitto via TKO in Round 2 (0:27)

Hazel Naheinaena def. Kat Rabellizsa via Unanimous Decision (29-28x2, 30-27)

Maika Samson def. Nalu Cenal via KO in Round 2 (0:32)

Nick Saragosa def. Kaylan Gorospe via KO in Round 2 (1:30)

Joseph Calarruda def. Fatu Tuitasi via Unanimous Decision (30-25x3)

Jerome Macalino def. Pono Enos via KO in Round 1 (1:54)

Vince Aragona def. Simeon Crawford via KO in Round 1 (0:36)

The Main Event: "Coconut Bombz" Returns Home

At the summit of the card, local favorite and UFC veteran Maki "Coconut Bombz" Pitolo makes his highly anticipated bare-knuckle debut against the dangerous Doug "Coldred" Coltrane. Pitolo, a Nanakuli native known for his explosive power and "brawler" mentality, looks to defend his home turf and make an immediate statement in the middleweight division.

In Doug Coltrane, however, he faces a battle-hardened BKFC World Title challenger who has already shared the ring with the elite of the 79kg class. Coltrane brings a sophisticated, high-pressure style and the kind of durability that has made him a fixture in the rankings. This is a quintessential clash of "island power vs. veteran grit," where the winner emerges as a top-tier contender for the world title.

Light Heavyweight Thunder and "Felony" Fire

The intensity remains at a peak in the co-featured attraction as the light heavyweight division takes center stage. Slap-fighting standout Keali'i "The Saint" Kanekoa looks to bring his devastating impact to the BKFC ring against the accurate counter-striker Joseph "The Dark Knight" Creer. Creer, an undefeated boxer and Muay Thai specialist, brings a technical pedigree that will provide a stern test for Kanekoa’s raw physical power.

The feature bout of the evening promises pure chaos as Hilo’s own Toby "2 Quick" Misech makes his debut against one of the most recognizable faces in combat sports, "Felony" Charles Bennett. Bennett, coming off a spectacular knockout victory in Philadelphia, is a viral sensation known for his unpredictable style and finishing instinct. This featherweight duel is a frontrunner for "Fight of the Night" honors, as Misech looks to derail the momentum of the bare-knuckle fan favorite.

A Showcase of Hawaiian Warriors

BKFC Fight Night 36 serves as a massive platform for the next generation of local talent. The welterweight division features a high-stakes encounter as Zach "God’s Warrior" Zane faces Justin Cornell, while the veteran Chris "The Maverick" Cisneros returns to the light heavyweight ranks against the gritty Justin Baesman.

The card is further bolstered by a series of regional rivalries, including a lightweight battle between Jovan Alayon and Christopher Inocencio, and a bantamweight clash between Maika Samson and Nalu Cenal. From the women’s lightweight technicality of Hazel Nahienaena and Kat Rabellizsa to the cruiserweight power struggle of Vincent Aragona and Simeon Crawford, every athlete understands the mission.

In the Blaisdell Center, a win is more than just a notch on the record, it is a declaration of intent. Every exchange in the ring is a step toward global recognition, and every finish is a reminder that the heartbeat of Hawaiian combat has found a new home in BKFC.