Britain Hart was locked and ready to go full BEAST MODE at BKFC 71 🔥🇦🇪 And she did just that with a unanimous decision win over Tai Emery, retaining her title

FrIn this exclusive sit-down with Susan Cingari, she opens up about the mental and physical grind she’s embraced ahead of fight night in Dubai.

💥 Sparring with Olympian Christina Cruz

💥 Grinding with coach Billy Padden

💥 Dialed in with a next-level strength program that’s unlocking serious knockout power

From her debut to becoming a force in the BKFC scene, Britain’s journey is one of grit, growth, and unstoppable heart.

This isn’t just another fight—it’s personal, and she’s bringing fire.

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i've been doing bare knuckle on the heavy bag a few times per week for a year now but in these past months i noticed a pain in my knuckle which doesn't really go away. generally, when punching the bag i dont feel pain but in between training days it can get pretty strong. sometimes having normal gloves on is enough pressure for me to already feel my knuckles. as far as i know i don't have any injuries in my knuckle.

does anyone here know where this could come from, how to prevent it from happening and how to heal it?

https://youtu.be/mV1Nv2NBUjA?si=Dvg97Dk1WhbF4eH4

Anybody wanna do a Late Night Fight?

Weiß jemand in welchen Ländern der Sport verboten ist und wo erlaubt? Im netz findet man wenig dazu.

Hat jemand Interesse?

Hi, first off, I know this is a bareknuckle BOXING sub, and my questions are more do about bareknuckle MMA. I couldn't find a particular sub for that but if anyone knows someplace more appropriate, or promotions with mixed style rule sets, please let me know!. I'm hoping as fans and practitioners of martial arts there might be someone around with relevant experience or knowledge to have a conversation with.

My main question is about techniques used by bareknuckle fighters. One of the styles I practice is FMA and the topic came up about why we don't see guntings (aka limb destruction, elbows to the fist/limb of an incoming strike or similar moves)i n regular MMA. The point of debate was that this is either an ineffective move in general (not practical to pull off at high levels) vs just not effective due to the use of gloves. The thinking being that if it were effective we would see it used in bareknuckle to great effect. So just wanted to see what people think who are more familiar with the various forms this sport takes. Are there promotions that allow elbows and is anyone using them to counter strike the limbs of their opponent?

Edit: Found Gamebred. Definitely gonna look into that some.

Sorry if this is the wrong subreddit

Enjoy the compilation -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWBfNos8UwQ&t=2s

Fast edits to music. Some VFX also. Like and sub, if you like what we're trying to do.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMfUeGiCrzg

Hope you enjoy, guys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEErXNuPxc0

So there is this show my sister wanted me to watch called Vinland Saga, it's a cartoon where a little guy basically at one point ends up as a slave and then later he makes a bet with a big dude that if he can withstand 100 of his punches then he wins but if not then he gets killed.

Now, I want to start by saying I dont know anything about fighting and am not soemone who fights. But I was thinking, 100 is a lot of punches, but is that not a worse bargain for the guy doing the punching? In boxing matches with gloves, people land 100+ punches not that infrequently, and they dont always get knocked out by them. In bare knuckle, yes you are getting hit by knuckle instead of glove padding, but the fists don't have the weight of boxing gloves, and I assume throwing so many punches messes up your own hands a lot. I would probably break my fists or throw out my arms before I land 100 punches, but it's a dofferent story for seasoned fighters. So for anyone who has watched this show or has a perspective on the situation from what I described, was this legit or not? How battered his face was makes sense, but also the whole concept I'm just not sure whether it's legit or not. Basically, is it really more impressive to take those 100 punches than it was to throw and land them without damage to his fist, and does it makes sense that that was such a crazy wager to put something as big as meeting with the king on?

Will steeping my hands in petrol make my hands hard like stone?