Britain Hart, while at BKFC 34 Hollywood to support her friends and family and the BKFC team from Slaughterhouse Management, says she is excited to see the 2 female fighters in her former 125 lb weight class. She says she was wrapping hands backstage and working with the fighters. Her inspirational message is, “You can be what you want to be at any point in time. It doesn’t matter what happened in the past – you leave it there.”

 When asked when we may see her next in the squared circle, she says she’s interested in her home State of Virginia where BKFC will be opening up at the end of March!

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Bantamweight Battle of 2 warriors - BKFC 34. Bantamweight Alberto Blas, (1-0, 1 KO), of Miami, FL knocked out Jeremiah Potts, (0-1), in the first round (0:54). Blas overwhelmed Potts from the start of the fight with a barrage of power shots.

He told Bare Knuckle News that he is ready for a title fight and really enjoyed fighting in the clinch. He also says he was not affected by the weigh in antics before the fight. He credits his manager Aldo Espinosa owner of El Toro Loco MMA and celebrity Chef and Owner of El Toro Loco Churrascaria 

with all his success.

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Fighting in the flyweight division Florida Matt ‘Rambo’ Russo, (1-0, 1 KO), and Jakobi Lowry, (0-1), also of Florida had an explosive first round. Both fighters were making their debut.

Lowry dropped Russo early in the first round but before the round ended Russo returned the favor and the ringside physician stopped the bout at the end of the opening stanza with Lowery’s vision being impaired.

Russo told Bare Knuckle News he really likes fighting without gloves and knows he needs to pick up the momentum next time.

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Underground bare-knuckle legend and fan favorite  Rene ‘White Boy’ Rodriguez, (1-0, 1 KO), of Miami, Florida looked smashing in his debut scoring a first-round knockout of Jake ‘The Goon’ Young.

A beautiful over hand right dropped Young early and followed by a big left hand giving a Rodriguez the TKO victory at the 1:57 mark.

Rodriguez spoke to Bare Knuckle News Host Susan Cingari after the fight and said he really liked fighting in the squared circle as it allowed him to showcase his talents and feel his opponent out.

While his opponent came in overweight, "White Boy" had studied him and was able to overcome his the reach advantage by looking for the gaps in his game. 

For those that are not familiar with "WhiteBoy, Hialeah Champ" Rodriguez has been in the game for a long time having started with Dada 5000 and Kimbo Slice in the Backyard Fights. His record stands at 14-2 in the backyard and now has his first win at in a new weight class for him of 165 for BKFC.

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Blake ‘BAD’ Davis, (2-0, 2 KO), of Davie, FL was on fire, with a first-round, one-punch right hand knockout of Will ‘The 208 Underdog” Dunkle, (0-2), of Idaho. Time of the stoppage was 1:43 of the opening stanza.

Davis Tells Bare Knuckle News Host Susan Cingari, he prepared for Dunkle who is a southpaw by sparring specifically with his team mates. Davis is no stranger to the game by the way fight fans he boasts a professional boxing record of 9-0 with five KOs. His amateur boxing record includes nearly 30 bouts. He was preparing at the Olympic Training Center to represent the United States in the Olympics before a hand injury motivated him to make his professional boxing debut sooner than expected. 

And who does he want next? Mike Perry

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Florida’s Bryan ‘El Gallo’ Duran, (3-0, 3 KOs), welcomes BKFC debuting Kobe Brown, (0-1) in high style to the squared circle for a fight in the lightweight division. He made quick work of his opponent firing off four clean punches to the head right off the scratch. The fallen Bowen did not beat the count and Duran was awarded a first-round knockout (0:15).  

Duran tells Bare Knuckle News Host, Susan Cingari his plan was to stick behind the jab but he saw an opening and he took it. Duran expects his next fights to get even better thanks to his amazing work ethic as he is always the first in the gym and the last to leave. 

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The featherweight bout between Louie "El Loco" Lopez of Montana and Howard Davis of Plantation, FL, was called to a stop at the end of round 1 after Davis's right eye was injured. Lopez's hand was also cut, possibly on Davis's tooth. Lopez says, "I really studied him...I utilized my jab...it's about timing, distance and accuracy."

When asked if he wants to call out anyone to fight, Lopez says, "If anybody has something more, bring it to the table." Lopez says of his success, "I give it all to my coach, Joe "Diesel" Riggs!"

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In the light heavyweight fight at BKFC 34 Hollywood, Jeremy "Pitbull" Smith of South Africa, wins in round 3 by KO with a powerful left hook to Leo Valdivia of Estrella, Nicaragua. In rounds 1 and 2, Smith says he was chasing Valdivia too much and his coach Billy Padden said Smith needed to focus and "cut the ring off." At round 3, his coach said, "make it dirty...make it ugly!" 

Smith says he was surprised Valdivia's foot work was "very good," and "he was able to punch and get out very quickly." Smith continues, "I should have pushed the fight a bit more forward." As to whether Smith studied the "holes" in Valdivia's game, Smith says Valdivia "never had a boxing fight," and Valdivia's background is from MMA and karate. 

When asked who's next, Smith says, "I just want to stay as active as possible," and "whoever's next, I'm knocking out!"

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Bare Knuckle News Host, Susan Cingari, catches up with BKFC President, David Feldman, at his 50th show at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida. This is the 4th sold-out show for BKFC at Hard Rock!

In this exclusive interview, Feldman tells us what states are coming on board for next year. He also previews the Thailand Card going down December 10, 2022. And, if YOU want to try out, here is your big chance! BKFC tryouts will be in Vegas December 16 and 17th.

Plus, find out if he plans on signing Nate Diaz to the organization, and listen to his update on whether Tyson Fury might be stepping into the squared circle soon. Also, will we see Eddie Alvarez in action as well?

If you are a BKFC fan, this is a must see interview !!!

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In the welterweight division Joshua Famez won by unanimous decision over Glendel "The Berserker" Futrell. Famez, who went up a weight class for the fight, countered and accurately outpunched the Lakeland fighter, Futrell. When asked about his win, Famez says, "When I'm at my best, nobody can touch me. To finish, Famez's coach said, "turn it up in the 5th," and, "said come out like a dog...jab 2 to the body, 3 to the top."

Famez, who has had a career in music as an R&B and Rap singer, says, "Everybody was screaming for me." He also says, "I am not just a fighter, I am somebody that you can talk to."

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