2024年9月7日BKFC 65 Salt Lake City – 直播[全程视频] Ferea vs. Masson-Wong – Sep 6 | Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship

Christine “Misfit” Ferea defended her BKFC World Women’s Flyweight Championship for a record fourth time in the BKFC 65 Main Event on Friday at the sold-out Maverik Center in Salt Lake City, UT.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/naked-boxing/73487.html

The Las Vegas fighter edged out Jade Masson-Wong in a back-and-forth, split-decision victory. Two judges scored it 49-46 for Ferea, while one judge scored it 49-46 for Masson-Wong, who entered fight night as the No. 1 contender in the division.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/naked-boxing/73487.html

Ferea improved to 9-1 with her victory. She has now won seven straight in the Squared Circle, the longest winning streak among any female fighter in BKFC history. Masson-Wong, a Montreal product who was vying to become the first Canadian BKFC champ, falls to 3-2 with the loss.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/naked-boxing/73487.html

“We both came out here and put it on the line. She did her best, I did my best. I’m sorry, guys – my next performance will be better,” Ferea told the jam-packed Maverik Center. “Thank you to Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, David Feldman, all of my sponsors – I appreciate you guys for giving me this opportunity.”文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/naked-boxing/73487.html

In the BKFC 65 Co-Main Event, Jeremy “Lil Heathen” Stephens climbed to 2-0 in the BKFC Squared Circle with a unanimous decision over Bobby “ODB” Taylor, the No. 5 contender in the BKFC lightweight division. The 34-time UFC vet sent Taylor to the canvas once in each of the final three rounds. All three judges scored it 49-43 in favor of the San Diego-based Stephens. Taylor, a product of Pocahontas, TN, is now 6-3 in his bare knuckle career.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/naked-boxing/73487.html

In Stephens’ post-fight interview, he called out combat sports legend/BKFC Partner Conor McGregor, with whom he shared a spirited verbal sparring match in the pre-fight press conference for UFC 205 in 2016.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/naked-boxing/73487.html

“Nobody deserves that fight more than me,” Stephens told the sold-out Maverik Center. “(Expletive) Conor McGregor. Who wouldn’t love to beat up their (expletive) boss, baby?! I’m living the dream!”

In the BKFC 65 Feature Fight, Drako "The Great Drakolini" Rodriguez improved to 2-0 in his BKFC career with a second straight stoppage victory over Trever Bradshaw. The Sioux City, IA lightweight, who previously competed in the UFC, scored the TKO 55 seconds into the second round. Bradshaw, who represents West Haven, UT, is now 1-1 under the BKFC banner.

Salt Lake City’s Mike Jones earned his first BKFC victory with a unanimous decision over Diego Romo of Quito, Ecuador in their light-heavyweight battle. Jones logged the only knockdown of the night, prompting all three judges to score the contest 50-44 in favor of the hometown fighter. Jones is now 1-1 in his BKFC career, while Romo falls to 0-2.

Debuting Coal Mountain, VA heavyweight Alex "The Rhino" Davis needed just 20 seconds to kick off his BKFC career with a TKO victory over West Bountiful, UT’s Hayden "The Berzerker" Brown. Brown was also stepping into the Squared Circle for the first time.

Williamsport, PA heavyweight Lewis "The Beast" Rumsey smashed his way back into the BKFC win column with a second-round TKO over West Jordan, UT’s "The Mormon Meteor" Dr. Jeremy Morrison. The bout was stopped 36 seconds into the second round. Rumsey scored the only knockdown of the bout, upping his BKFC record to 2-4 in the process.

Kyle "The Irishman" McElroy earned his second BKFC victory with a 29-second TKO over debuting Santaquin, UT fighter Lehi “Soldado” Dominguez in light-heavyweight action. McElroy, a product of Albuquerque, NM, is now 2-4 under the BKFC banner.

Glendale, UT welterweight Dominico "Mad Dog" Salas turned heads in his BKFC debut, dropping Kaine "K-9" Tomlinson Jr., five times en route to the corner stoppage TKO victory at the conclusion of Round 2. Tomlinson Jr., who hails from Roanoke, VA, is now 1-1 in his BKFC career.

Maysville, KY’s Bryan "The Ice Man" McDowell defeated Ogden, UT’s Justin "The Lumberjack" McDonald via first-round KO in their battle of debuting middleweights. The bout was called to a halt at the conclusion of the opening frame.

David "The Sandman" Sanchez of Hurricane, UT needed just 12 seconds to win his BKFC debut by KO against debuting Vernal, UT fighter Ben "The Dangerous Gentleman" Robinson in cruiserweight action.

Las Vegas’ Zac Cavender turned heads in his BKFC debut, dropping San Francisco’s Conor Bracken twice en route to the 53-second KO victory in their matchup of debuting cruiserweights.

Debuting Hurricane fighter Brandon "The Downswarrior" Honsvick weathered an early onslaught to defeat Troy "The Terror" Dennison of Salt Lake City via 51-second TKO in their welterweight matchup in the opening fight of the night. Dennison’s record falls to 0-2 with the loss.

(c) Christine Ferea def. (1) Jade Masson-Wong via Split Decision (49-46x2, 46-49)

Defends BKFC World Women’s Flyweight Title

Jeremy Stephens def. (5) Bobby Taylor via Unanimous Decision (49-43x3)

Drako Rodriguez def. Trever Bradshaw via TKO in Round 2 (0:55)

Mike Jones def. Diego Romo via Unanimous Decision (50-44x3)

Alex Davis def. Hayden Brown via TKO in Round 1 (0:20)

Lewis Rumsey def. Jeremy Morrison via TKO in Round 2 (0:36)

Kyle McElroy def. Lehi Dominguez via TKO in Round 1 (0:29)

Dominico Salas def. Kaine Tomlinson Jr. via TKO in Round 2 (2:00)

Bryan McDowell def. Justin McDonald via KO in Round 1 (2:00)

David Sanchez def. Ben Robinson via KO in Round 1 (0:12)

Zac Cavender def. Conor Bracken via KO in Round 1 (0:53)

Brandon Honsvick def. Troy Dennison via TKO in Round 1 (0:51)

Women's Flyweight 57 kg United States Christine Ferea (c) vs. Canada Jade Masson-Wong Women's Flyweight Championship
Lightweight 70 kg United States Jeremy Stephens vs. United States Bobby Taylor
Lightweight 70 kg United States Trever Bradshaw vs. United States Drako Rodriguez
Light Heavyweight 84 kg United States Mike Jones vs. Ecuador Diego Romo
Heavyweight 120 kg United States Hayden Brown vs. United States Alex Davis
Heavyweight 120 kg United States Jeremy Morrison vs. United States Lewis Rumsey
Light Heavyweight 84 kg United States Lehi Dominguez vs. United States Kyle McElroy
Welterweight 75 kg United States Dominico Salas vs. United States Kaine Tomlinson, Jr.
Middleweight 79 kg United States Justin McDonald vs. United States Bryan McDowell
Cruiserweight 93 kg United States Ben Robinson vs. United States David Sanchez

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, the world’s fastest growing and most exciting combat sports promotion, returns to Salt Lake City, UT this week with BKFC 65 at the iconic Maverik Center on Friday.

History will be made in Friday’s Main Event as Christine “Misfit” Ferea, the most dominant female fighter in BKFC history, looks to defend her BKFC World Women’s Flyweight Championship for a record fourth time against her toughest challenge yet, Jade “Evil Smile” Masson-Wong, the No. 1 contender in the division.

Ferea’s reign of dominance in the BKFC Squared Circle is unparalleled. She’s won six straight fights – the longest winning streak for any female combatant in BKFC history. Ferea also holds the record for most stoppage victories among female BKFC fighters, with six. But Masson-Wong is certainly no stepping stone. The upset-minded Canadian is 3-1 on the strength of back-to-back victories, and hungry to bring the belt home to Montreal.

Major rankings implications in the stacked BKFC lightweight division are on the line in Friday’s Co-Main Event as Bobby “ODB” Taylor locks horns with Jeremy “Lil’ Heathen” Stephens. The battle-tested Taylor is the No. 5 contender in the 155-pound division, while the 34-time UFC vet Stephens is looking to break into the rankings with a second straight finish to kick off his bare knuckle career. Taylor’s 6-2 BKFC record includes four wins by stoppage.

Friday's Feature Fight sees Trever Bradshaw battle UFC vet Drako "The Great Drakolini" Rodriguez, with both hard-hitting lightweights trying to smash their way to 2-0 with a second straight finish in the Squared Circle.