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BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing announced its 12-fight card for Bally’s Fightnight by BKB Biloxi, scheduled for Oct. 23 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Biloxi.

The co-main event features undefeated super featherweight Amado Vargas (1-0, 1 KO) against Colin Huntington, who will make his BKB debut. Vargas, a son of former boxing champion Fernando Vargas, won his BKB debut by first-round knockout at BKB 57 in July.

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Fernando Vargas’ son faces Colin Huntington at BKB Biloxi on Oct. 23 “I had a great debut, but I’m not satisfied with just one win. I want to keep building my name in BKB and show people what I’m capable of every time I step into the Trigon. I’m coming to Biloxi looking for another big performance, and Colin is going to find out very quickly what this sport is all about,” Vargas said.

The main event will feature former BKB lightweight world champion Jarod “Kid Gatti” Grant (8-3, 6 KOs) against Pantera Guerrero (1-1, 1 KO). Guerrero replaces Bekh…

Imanol Rodriguez already has another fight in mind beyond his upcoming Ultimate Fighting Championship bout.

Rodriguez (7-0) will face Alden Coria (13-3) on Oct. 3 on the prelims of UFC 332 at Delta Center in Salt Lake City. The unbeaten Dana White’s Contender Series graduate wants to break into the Top 15 at 125 pounds by the end of 2026 and is targeting a ranked opponent later this year.

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Imanol Rodriguez plans to pursue Joshua Van after facing Alden Coria at UFC 332 In a pre-fight interview ahead of UFC 332, Rodriguez expressed his desire to face a ranked opponent if he defeats Coria. The 26-year-old wants to return to the Octagon in December and is targeting a “clean” performance Saturday that would allow him to make a two-month turnaround.

“I have a plan for this year and that's to fight again in December,” Rodriguez said. “So, this is a win that needs to be clean. And I want to call out some people on the rankings and see somebody up in the ra…

Damian Pinas believes his rapid rise in the Ultimate Fighting Championship has changed how opponents and fans view him.

Pinas returns to action on Oct. 3 at UFC 332 in Salt Lake City against Andrey Pulyaev. The middleweight prospect says he is treated differently after recording back-to-back finishes since earning a contract on Dana White’s Contender Series.

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Damian Pinas says back-to-back UFC finishes changed how people view him Pinas (10-1) has finished all 10 of his professional victories, including nine by knockout and one by submission. However, Pinas believes his recent UFC success has brought him increased recognition. Ahead of his fight at UFC 332, “The Baba Yaga” discussed how expectations have changed following his recent performances.

“Yeah, since my last fight, everybody gave me more respect, more recognition; they didn't count me out anymore because before that they were counting me out, now they put it on my name because I've been wor…