Social media sensation Bryce Hall is planning to return to the ring in January, opting against gloves for the second time.
The Tik Tok star has over 32million followers across his social channels, including almost 24million on his fundamental platform. He made his fighting debut in a star boxing match against Austin McBroom in August of 2021, before joining up with BKFC as an investor last 12 months.
He last competed within the Bare Knuckle squared circle in August of last 12 months when he stopped Gee Perez, who was previously unbeaten, in his first outing. That bout led to controversy as he won on account of injury, and he has since been locked in negotiations for one more fight either in BKFC or Misfits Boxing.
Bryce Hall broadcasts return to BKFC after over a 12 months out
In a recent interview with Misfits Boxing’s YouTube channel, Hall noted that he has plans to compete over again within the BKFC ring. He’ll participate in an event in January, and can then finally retire from the game.
“I’m fighting again,” Hall teased to host Ben Davis, who himself has fought in BKFC, before letting the cat out of the bag. “I’m fighting in January, it’s going to be one other bare knuckle guy and win or lose I’m done after this with bare knuckle, I’m not going to fight again.
“This one’s going to be a bit more intense… I can’t say who it’s or anything however it’s going to be a man, like guy. Gee Perez was really good but he was a light-weight coming up. Now I’m pondering of fighting at 175lb because I don’t think I can cut all the way down to 165lb again.
“If I win again what can people say? Like, the primary one was lucky, but when I’m going in there and flatline any person what are people going to say.”
Bryce Hall won BKFC debut by TKO in round two
In August of last 12 months at BKFC 48 in Albuquerque, Bryce Hall made his debut within the squared circle. He took on then-undefeated Gee Perez, who got here up almost 30lb from his usual fight weight in an effort to make the bout occur.
Hall, who tipped the scales at 168lb, landed big early and scored a knockdown inside ten seconds, but struggled because the fight moved on. Perez had competed 3 times prior and was way more comfortable within the ring, dominating proceedings.
But because the second round got here to an in depth, Perez appeared to land too well and caused himself a shoulder injury. The doctors examined him between rounds and he was deemed unable to proceed, handing Hall a debut victory within the ring.
Bryce Hall excited to have Conor McGregor in attendance for BKFC fight
A key difference within the BKFC that Hall debuted in and the present iteration of the corporate is recent owner Conor McGregor. The social media star has his own equity within the business, but UFC legend McGregor is on one other level in the corporate and has made headlines already in his recent role.
“It’s pretty sick and legendary,” Hall said of McGregor’s recent ownership position in BKFC. “I might definitely love Conor McGregor to be at my fight like he was [at BKFC in Marbella]. I’d tried to be, like, where he’s rooting for me.
“He could fight Eddie Alvarez or that guy Jeremy Stephens ‘who the f*** is that guy?’ That one could possibly be cool, however it needs to be one other UFC guy, I don’t think he would do well with Mike Perry first.
“I believe Conor is on his ‘I worked my a** off in my 20s so I can party my a** off now’ lifestyle, I don’t know if he’s going to fight again
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