| Pro Bare Knuckle Record | 3-1-0 | Wins-Losses-Draws |
| Result | Opponent | Event | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loss | HOWARD DAVIS |
BKFC 66 BLAS VS REBER
Sep 13 2024 |
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| Win | BOVAR KHANAKOV |
Fight Night Prospect Manassas
Feb 16 2024 |
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| Win | Mike Alvarado |
BKFC 41 COLORADO
Apr 29 2023 |
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| Win | STEVO MORRIS |
BKFC 35 MYRTLE BEACH
Jan 27 2023 |
Pro MMA Record: 10-5-0 (Win-Loss-Draw)
James Brown has had a dominant combat sports career over two sports since 2020. His full pro career dates back to 2016 and he fought amateur for a day short of a full year before that. Having a seven-fight win streak before stepping into the Squared Circle is an impressive look on its own and once you see that six of those wins came by T/KO, it’s no wonder he’s in the BKFC. He’s fought high level competition too. In fact, he was welcomed into the world of professional mixed martial arts by Da’Mon Blackshear, a top level submission artist who has scored one of just three wins by twister in the UFC. Of course the striker was finished by submission in that case.
‘Get Down’ Brown has had some legendary looks in the gym as well. He has trained with Henri Hooft, Kamaru Usman, Cowboy Cerrone and many more. He actually trains out of 20x UFC veteran Derek Brunson’s gym, Brunson MMA & Fitness based out of his hometown of Wilmington North Carolina. It would seem that Brown lives in the gym with his Instagram being flooded with pictures dating back to 2016, the same year he turned pro in MMA.
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Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) is the first promotion allowed to hold a legal, sanctioned, and regulated bare knuckle event in the United States since 1889.
Based in Philadelphia, and headed by President and former professional boxer David Feldman, BKFC is dedicated to preserving the historical legacy of bare knuckle fighting, while utilizing a specifically created rule set that emphasizes fighter safety. More »
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Fighters are permitted to wrap and tape the wrist, thumb, and mid-hand. No gauze or tape can be within 1 inch of the knuckles.
Fighters will “Toe The Line” There are two lines, three feet apart, in the center of the ring where the fighters will start each round. The front foot will be on the line, and then the referee will instruct the fighters to “Knuckle Up” this means the beginning of the round/bout. More »
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