This Friday night in Oxford, Mississippi at the Lafayette County Multipurpose Arena, the purest form of combat sport, bare-knuckle fighting is back in a big way as the premier bare-knuckle fighting promotion in the world, David Feldman’s Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships returns to action with BKFC 11 Valle-Flagg vs Palomino
This card features 9 bouts in total and is headlined with an Inaugural Super Welterweight (155lb) title fight between Isaac Valle-Flagg and Luis Palomino. Palomino was supposed to fight The Bare Knuckle Beast 4-0 Jim Alers, however due to Alers’ head coach contracting the coronavirus, Alers pulled out for the safety of his team, fellow athletes, and most of all his family. Valle-Flagg is 3-0 (2-0 BKFC) as a bare-knuckle fighter and was more than willing to step up for a shot at the gold, and a piece of history.
This card also features some other very intriguing matchups including Elvin Brito vs Kaleb Harris. and the debut of 2 Island Fights veterans Dillon Cleckler and Frank Tate. While they never crossed paths at Island Fights, these 2 men are ready to take off the gloves and throw down to see who is the man! Another fight that I believe is going to be a banger is Will Chope vs Joe Elmore, which if I am correct will produce fireworks, and could steal the show.
The entire event will air free on Youtube:www.youtube.com/c/BareKnuckleFightingChampionship
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Below is the scheduled fight card, and as always bouts and order subject to change. Cage Side with Christopher James will be on-site starting Thursday for the weigh-in and everything BKFC all weekend.
super welterweight main event (155lb Title) | Isaac Vallie-Flagg | 3–0 |
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Luis Palomino | 1–0 |
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super middle | Will Chope | 0–1 |
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Joseph Elmore | debut |
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middle | Kaleb Harris | 2–2 |
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Elvin Brito | 1–2 |
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heavy | Frank Tate | debut | Dillon Cleckler | debut |
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super welter | Bobby Taylor | debut | Louis Hernandez | debut |
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heavy | Tee Cummins | debut | John McAllister | 0–2 |
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heavy | Chris Sarro | 1–0 |
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Victor Jones | debut |
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heavy | Detrailous Webster | debut | Martez Poe | debut |
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heavy | Codie Shuffield | debut | Herbert Morgan | debut |

Christopher James has been in the MMA industry for 15 years, Working as a ring announcer for promotions like the XFC, Island Fights, Combat Night and Fight Nights Global during his career. Chris’ love for the sport and the athletes that partake in it led him to writing and doing face to face interviews with the athletes he admired and respected. Chris isn’t conventional by any stretch of the imagination, he has his own style, and takes pride in not being a “cookie-cutter” member of the media. Unique and sometimes controversial takes are what he brings to the table, forcing folks to think a little differently about the world of MMA. He also has a love for music as he has been a dj for 25 years and his love for music gets brought to the MMA world when he gets his guests to sing on his weekly show Cage Side with Christopher James which can be seen Wednesday nights on FACEBOOK LIVE, and soon via podcast.