BKFC Mohegan Sun, Lane & Ward Own the Night with One Punch Knockouts

Fifteen fights into his Bare Knuckle career and Julian Lane looks to have hit his stride.

Through the first three rounds Cameran VanCamp’s plan was working. He was pulling Julian Lane into his counter left hook. Sticking and moving out of the way of return fire. When Lane connected it was a quick clinch from VanCamp to force a reset. In an instant Lane blitzed forward an overhand right send VanCamps jaw across his face for the fourth-round knockout.

Lane has recorded four consecutive wins. This knockout is a massive follow up from November where Lane upset former world champion Boxer Alfredo Angulo by unanimous decision.

Lane wasn’t the only one to end the night with a single blow. Bellator vet “Irish” Brennan Ward shattered James Denis nose with a left hook for a credible knockout win in his promotional debut.

Dakota Cochrane sent Wilfredo Santiago to the Canvas in each of the first three rounds.  A left hook took credit for the first knockdown. The second time Santiago went down was from an uppercut. A stiff Cochrane earns his fourth consecutive knockout win.  

Both the debuting Ward and the number two ranked Cochrane made callouts to pound for pound number one and BKFC Middleweight champion David Mundell who was in attendance. Bodywork was also the key for Jared Lennon who stopped Jacob Kreitel in the second round.

Rico DiSciullo had a spectacular debut, knocking down Quinton Foye five times, including three in the third round before the ref waived it off. Speaking of debuts, the jab of Yorgan DeCastro created a hematoma over the left eye of Bobby Brents forcing a doctor stoppage after the second round.

In 44 seconds, Parker Porter sent Chase Ghormley to the mat twice with right hands for his first Bare-Knuckle win.  The lone fight to need the judges saw Andrew Strode make it two in a row over ranked competition. This time it was Strode keeping Tyler Randall on his back foot sweeping the scorecards with his speed and activity.

Sito Navarro came back from getting sat down, putting Jack Grady on the mat five times in four rounds. Consistent bodywork accounting for the final two knockdowns and finally stopping Grady. And Spencer Meehan got the win Grady Wall but not in the fashion he would have liked as Wall dislocated his shoulder early in the first round.

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