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Duran tells Bare Knuckle News Host, Susan Cingari his plan was to stick behind the jab but he saw an opening and he took it. Duran expects his next fights to get even better thanks to his amazing work ethic as he is always the first in the gym and the last to leave.

Duran tells Bare Knuckle News Host, Susan Cingari his plan was to stick behind the jab but he saw an opening and he took it. Duran expects his next fights to get even better thanks to his amazing work ethic as he is always the first in the gym and the last to leave.

When asked if he wants to call out anyone to fight, Lopez says, “If anybody has something more, bring it to the table.” Lopez says of his success, “I give it all to my coach, Joe “Diesel” Riggs!”

Smith says he was surprised Valdivia’s foot work was “very good,” and “he was able to punch and get out very quickly.” Smith continues, “I should have pushed the fight a bit more forward.” As to whether Smith studied the “holes” in Valdivia’s game, Smith says Valdivia “never had a boxing fight,” and Valdivia’s background is from MMA and karate.

When asked who’s next, Smith says, “I just want to stay as active as possible,” and “whoever’s next, I’m knocking out!”

After meeting Nelson Lopez, he went on to have 35 amateur fights, 1 pro boxing fight, and now his long-awaited debut BKFC fight. 

Guillermo tells Bare Knuckle News Host, Susan Cingari that his opponent was changed 3 times before the fight till Robert Fuller stepped up to the plate. Commenting on the about with Fuller, Perez says, “I felt I hurt him, so I needed to take him out.”

Perez, a well loved fixture in the combat sports as a , says, “I came to see and feel what these guys go through. I am in the corner always fixing them up and now I wanted to see how it is to be inside the ring.” He says, “it feels a little different, but this is my game.” When asked who he wants to fight next, he says, “Whoever you put in on the roster, I’ll fight him.”

Famez, who has had a career in music as an R&B and Rap singer, says, “Everybody was screaming for me.” He also says, “I am not just a fighter, I am somebody that you can talk to.”

After meeting Nelson Lopez, he went on to have 35 amateur fights, 1 pro boxing fight, and now his long-awaited debut BKFC fight. 

Guillermo tells Bare Knuckle News Host, Susan Cingari that his opponent was changed 3 times before the fight till Robert Fuller stepped up to the plate. Commenting on the about with Fuller, Perez says, “I felt I hurt him, so I needed to take him out.”

Perez, a well loved fixture in the combat sports as a , says, “I came to see and feel what these guys go through. I am in the corner always fixing them up and now I wanted to see how it is to be inside the ring.” He says, “it feels a little different, but this is my game.” When asked who he wants to fight next, he says, “Whoever you put in on the roster, I’ll fight him.”