Cullen Dethrones Mundell in Overtime Co-Main Event
“I love this city. Beautiful city, beautiful people. But Philadelphia is the best city in the world, and I’m here to take it from your boy.”
“Show me where the money is and I’ll (expletive) go anywhere!”
Main Card Highlights & Title Bouts
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Inaugural U.K. Middleweight Title: Darwen’s Gaz “The Crusher” Corran (3-0) recovered from an early knockdown to score three of his own against Ramsgate’s Mac Bygraves (2-1), earning the TKO victory at 0:26 of Round 3. Post-fight, Corran repeatedly called out Mike Perry.
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U.K. Cruiserweight Championship: Sedgefield’s Karl “The Wasp” Thompson (5-1) retained his U.K. Cruiserweight crown via a dominant 50-45 unanimous decision sweep over previously unbeaten Andy Thornton(2-1).
President’s Post-Event Presser
“This is the highest attendance that they’ve had at AO Arena for any event this year, so we’re very, very happy about that. Great fights, great fights. The Main Event was a little lackluster. In all honesty, I think the guys, when I pay them the kind of money that these guys got paid, they need to go out there and let it hang out a little more. They need to risk a little more.”
“We’ve visited Major League Soccer stadiums, Major League Baseball stadiums and National Football League stadiums over the past several weeks. We’ve put together a partnership with those leagues, and will soon be announcing our Stadium Series, which is huge for us.”
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Attendance: 15,894
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Performance of the Night: Joe Lister
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Fight of the Night: Jack Cullen def. David Mundell
Complete BKFC 94 Results
Darren Till def. Yoel Romero via Unanimous Decision (49-46x3)
Jack Cullen def. (C) David Mundell via Split Decision (58-55, 56-57, 57-56)
Wins BKFC World Middleweight Title
Gaz Corran def. Mac Bygraves via TKO in Round 3 (0:26)
Wins inaugural BKFC U.K. Middleweight Title
(C) Karl Thompson def. Andy Thornton via Unanimous Decision (50-45x3)
Defends BKFC U.K. Cruiserweight Title
Joe Lister def. Harry Bray via TKO in Round 2 (1:58)
Mikey Henderson def. Matt Wiwczaryk via TKO in Round 1 (2:00)
Stew Martin def. Joshy Williams via TKO in Round 2 (2:00)
Bartlomiej Krol def. Luke Vaughan via TKO in Round 1 (0:55)
Leigh Cohoon def. Ste Wallwork via TKO in Round 2 (2:00)
Benjamin Lowe def. Dan McGraffin via TKO in Round 1 (1:42)
Tyrone Hamer def. Liam Dooley via KO in Round 3 (1:59)
Luke Bassnett def. Darren Willians via KO in Round 2 (1:57)
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BKFC 96: Sean Weir Captures Gold in Explosive Scottish Debut in Front of Sold-Out OVO Hydro Crowd
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BKFC 96 Official Weigh-In Results: Sean Weir and Leigh Cohoon Set for Light Heavyweight Title Clash in Glasgow
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Glasgow Braced for Carnage as BKFC-96 Nears 10,000-Fan Sellout at the OVO Hydro
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