How to Watch BKFC Fight Night Philly: Stream Bare Knuckle Boxing Live, TV Channel

UFC alumnus Dustin Pague will compete against Andrew Angelcor in the main event of BKFC Fight Night: Philly on Friday.

The Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship returns to Philadelphia on Friday when the most violent promotion in American combat sports will host an 11-fight festival of ferocity at the 2300 Arena. Only a few months have passed since The City of Brotherly Love hosted BKFC: Knucklemania V on January 25, a card that was originally scheduled to host a battle between Dustin Pague and JD Burns. That bout ended up being scrapped due to medical reasons, though Pague is now back in the saddle for a main event on Friday as he faces off against BKFC veteran Andrew Angelcor in Pennsylvania.

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Date: Mar. 21, 2024

Start Time: 8 p.m. ET

Venue: 2300 Arena, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

TV: fubo Sports Network

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It’s been a little less than 12 months since Angelcor was last in action and scored the fourth win of his BKFC career with a decision victory over Ruben Warr at Knucklemania IV.

The 34-year-old boasts an undefeated 4-1-0 record in BKFC and has finished two of those five opponents, making a solid name for himself in the promotion’s lightweight division.

Pague, 37, brings a reputation of his own after formerly competing in the UFC, albeit more than a decade ago after coming through The Ultimate Fighter.

‘The Disciple’ joined the UFC in 2011 and had six fights in the biggest MMA promotion in the world – though he lost five of those bouts before leaving the sport for good in 2015:

He even had a run-in with future UFC bantamweight champion TJ Dillashaw on his path to claiming a spot in the promotion, though he has since found more fortune in boxing.

Things didn’t get off to a bright start for Pague after he was disqualified in his BKFC debut, having hit Jake Young numerous times while grounded back in November 2021.

He has since learnt the ropes and now has a 3-2 record in the promotion, hoping to bounce back after suffering a TKO defeat at Carlos Trinidad-Snake’s hands in May 2024.

Also on Friday’s card is a highly anticipated bout between Brandon Conley and Cody Vidal at light heavyweight, while Brandon Honsvick and Elijah Harris are set to square off at 145lbs.

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