Bare knuckle boxing is widely recognised as the fastest-growing combat sport in the world, with major organisation BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing leading the way through visionary leadership, dynamic broadcasting and the now-famous Trigon.

BKB is home to professional bare knuckle. It boasts a star-studded roster, including a series of legends such as Paulie Malignaggi and Victor Ortiz, not to mention British boxing legend Lee Selby, who returns to action at BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing 61 in London on Saturday. Selby vs Ollie Sentance tops a stacked card, which also includes boxing prospect and social media star Amado Vargas as well as Croatian knockout artist Marko Martinjak.

What Separates BKB From the Rest

The sport, also known as classical pugilism, originated in 17th-century England, but BKB is modernising bare knuckle boxing for a new generation, bringing it to a new demographic, with TikTok paving a new and global audience while generating industry-leading digital reach and fan reaction.

The Trigon separates BKB from other bare knuckle promotions, a revolutionary triangular fighting surface engineered to maximise entertainment, creating continuous and high-intensity action unlike any other combat sport.

BKB's rapid expansion has seen the already iconic Trigon set up shop in the aforementioned London, Mexico and the United States, with exciting plans in store for 2027.

BKB And Big Names

But before the year is out, the likes of Selby and Ortiz will make the walk under the BKB banner in riveting fights, so get on board and enjoy the ride.

As mentioned, Selby, who made a triumphant promotional debut in June, faces Sentance on Saturday in a huge showdown and then former boxing world champion Ortiz and Roberto Duran Jr., who is the son of Boxing Hall of Fame legend Roberto Duran, go to war in Los Angeles in a must-see event.

The fledgling promotion also visits California, where ex-WBO world title challenger Hank Lundy makes his BKB bow, and closes its year in Connecticut with two world championship fights at the top of the bill.