Four additions to KnuckleMania3 including Hinshaw vs Sigala
With the main event in place the rest of the card for KnuckleMania3 is coming together. The card is now at five-fights with a couple locals and pair of people who know the town well, being added.
In women’s action former MMA champion with King of the Cage Jayme “Atombomb” Hinshaw makes her second appearance in the square circle opposite Charisa Sigala a five-fight vet of Bare Knuckle. Hinshaw a Fit NHB fighter had her debut fight in the sport during the promotions first visit to New Mexico at BKFC 28 this past August, knocking out Cassie Robb in 78 seconds. Sigala has fought names such as Taylor Starling, Peral Gonzalez, Jessica Link, and even battled Birtain Hart for the BKFC Women’s Starwweight title.
In Bantamweight action Albuquerqu’s own Nick “St. Nick” Gonzalez from United Fit makes his BKFC debut against Landry Navarro. A proprietor of positivity and energy Gonzalez is a Bellator vet who’s Boxed professionally. “Staint Nick” has announced his first Bare Knuckle fight will be his retirement fight from Combat Sports. Navarro made his Bare Knuckle debut this past March scoring a first-round knockout of Anthony Prater at BKFC Fight Night New York 2.
In the Lightweight division Chevy “Wild Man” Bridges battles UFC vet Kevin “Crash” Croom. Bridges won his BKFC debut in October 2021 knocking out LJ Hermreck with left straight. Croom came to BKFC after a four-fight stint with the UFC. In his promotional debut “Crash” scored a second round knockout of Sean Wilson at BKFC 33. Both fighters have spent extensive time in the Duke City. Bridges training at Fit NHB, while Croom spent time at Jackson’s MMA, and they crossed paths at Luttrell/Yee MMA & Fitness.
Set for the undercard Belen’s Derek “Rage” Perez a vet of Bare Knuckle, MMA, & Boxing will square off with mystery man Anthony Sanchez. There’s also a rumor that Derek brother Gene “The Kid” Perez who also has fight experience across the board will be on the card.
BKFC KnuckleMania3 is February 17th at Tingley Coliseum in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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