
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship makes its Scottish debut at the OVO Hydro with Conor Cooke vs Sean Weir for the UK Light Heavyweight title.
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship makes its Scottish debut at the OVO Hydro on Saturday 7 November, bringing its brand of bare-knuckle fighting to Glasgow for the first time. The main event is a title fight: reigning champion Conor Cooke puts the BKFC UK Light Heavyweight title on the line against Scotland's own Sean Weir, who gets the chance to bring the belt home in front of a home crowd.
It's a full card, not just the headliner. The co-main event is Stevie Ray against Danny Christie in a middleweight clash, and the rest of the night is packed with bouts from across the UK and beyond. Scott Malone takes on Kieron Sewell, Rhys Pagan faces Danny Moir, Cory Chapman goes against Lewis Dixon, and Doalty Torrance meets Kyle Cassidy. Lewis Knox fights Tommy Carus, Barry Boyle takes on Kaseem Saleem, Barry Aikman meets Cory Hardy, Ian Mulroy goes against Charlie Thomson, and Dan Morel faces Owen Webster. That's eleven fights in one night, so it's a long session rather than a quick one.
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There are a few things to keep in mind before you book. It's strictly 18+ on the floor, and tiered seating is restricted to over-8s, with under-14s needing an adult. Doors open at 18:00, and the first bell goes at 18:00 too, so if you're planning on getting a drink or finding your seat, you'll want to be in well before the action starts. Tickets range from £72.60 to £288.25, including the admin fee, with Venue Premium starting at £161.65, both plus fulfilment.