BKFC 92 Results: Stewart Makes History at Fenway
Bare knuckle boxing took over Fenway Park on Saturday, August 29 — and the fastest-growing combat sport on the planet treated baseball's most hallowed ground like just another fight room. Here's everything that went down at BKFC 92 Boston, and why it matters for the rest of 2026.
The Main Event: "King" Kai Stewart Ties History
Undisputed BKFC World Featherweight Champion "King" Kai Stewart made history in the main event, defeating previously unbeaten Harry "The Hitman" Gigliotti via unanimous decision — two judges scored it 48-47 and one had it 49-46 — to tie Luis "Baboon" Palomino for the most successful title defenses in BKFC history with his sixth.
The Great Falls, MT native is now 10-0 under the BKFC banner, just the second fighter ever to win his first ten BKFC fights behind Leonardo "El Zambo" Perdomo. After the win, Stewart made it clear he fears nobody — calling out a rematch with Bryan "El Gallo" Duran, who watched from ringside: "I want whoever is going to pay me the most. If that means slaughtering the cash cow, then sign me up!"
Gigliotti, of Haverhill, MA, suffers the first loss of his bare knuckle career and drops to 6-1.
Ferea Cements Her Legacy
In the co-main event, Las Vegas' Christine "Misfit" Ferea knocked out Sofia "Queen of the Streets" Landi 33 seconds into round two, dropping the Argentine debut twice before the stoppage. It was the first defense of her BKFC Queen of Violence Title, her tenth straight win, and it moved her to 12-1 — both records for female fighters in the promotion.
Ferea then turned her attention to a legend: "Cris, come out of retirement. I love you; you're the GOAT... Let's do it, real fight, bare knuckle." A Ferea vs. Cris Cyborg showdown is now the most talked-about potential superfight in women's bare knuckle.
Lauzon Delivers in His Debut
UFC veteran Joe "J-Lau" Lauzon sent Stash "The Flash" Kuykendall to the canvas five times before the fight was waved off 49 seconds into round two — a TKO win in his first bare knuckle appearance. His condition for running it back? "If you guys come back to Fenway, I'll think about it." Boston loved every second.
The Rest of the Card
- Peter "Slippery Pete" Barrett dropped Elijah Harris nine times en route to a third-round TKO (now 3-0)
- Tray "Big Dogg" Martin rallied off the canvas to KO previously unbeaten Rico DiSciullo in round four (now 3-0)
- Charon "Dreamcatcher" Spain edged UFC vet Charles Rosa via split decision in a fight where both men scored two knockdowns
- Dallas "The Dentist" Davison came back from a knockdown to stop Pat Casey in round two (now 8-4)
- Taylor "Killa Bee" Starling took a decision over Kat Paprocki for her third straight win
Why This Night Matters
A sold-out baseball stadium. A record-tying champion. A UFC cult hero stealing the show. BKFC 92 proved bare knuckle isn't a niche anymore — it's a main-event sport that can fill any building in America, and the fall schedule is only getting bigger.
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See Bare Knuckle Live in Florida
Want to feel the sport the way Fenway felt it on Saturday? BKFC returns to Clearwater, FL on October 23 — and fighter Mike "King Killer" Heckert is on the card at OCC Road House.
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