How to Watch BKFC 75 Albuquerque, Mundell vs. Sanchez: Stream Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship Live, TV Channel

David Mundell, the No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter in BKFC, defends his middleweight title against Donald Sanchez on Friday night in Albuquerque

A seven-fight main card features a middleweight title fight on Friday night as the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship hosts BKFC 75 at Tingley Auditorium in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Friday night. Champion David Mundell (9-1) makes his fourth title defense when he takes on Albuquerque’s own Donald Sanchez (4-1) in the main event. Mundell’s last defense was a second-round stoppage of Danny Christie at BKFC on DAZN 1 in Marbella, Spain, on Oct. 12. Sanchez set himself up for a title shot with a unanimous decision over Harrison Aiken at BKFC Fight Night in Albuquerque on Feb. 28.

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Date: Friday, June 6, 2025

Time: 9 p.m. ET

TV: fubo Sports Network

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Immediately before the main event, cruiserweights Murat Kilimetov (2-0) and Leo Bercier (6-3) square off. Originally scheduled to face Jeramy Karshner, Kilimetov comes off a first-round stoppage of Lamont Stafford at BKFC Fight Night in Albuquerque on Feb. 28 while Bercier’s last BKFC bout was a first-round stoppage of Drew Nolan at BKFC on DAZN 2 in Billings, Montana, on Nov. 9.

Derek Perez (3-4) battles Rick Caruso (2-4) in a featherweight matchup. Perez stopped Micah Livingston in the first round at BKFC Fight Night in Albuquerque on Feb. 28. Caruso comes off a second-round stoppage of Brandon Bushaw at BKFC Prospect Series in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on Oct. 26.

The main card opens with middleweights Bryant McClain (0-1) facing Skyler Mauller (debut) before women’s strawweights Laddy Mejia (1-1) and Crystal Van Wyk (2-1) square off. William Albrecht (2-1) faces Kyle McElroy (2-5) in a light heavyweight matchup and Felipe Chavez (2-1) takes on Brandon Honsvick (1-1) in a welterweight bout. All the fights are scheduled for five rounds of two minutes each.

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