Bare Knuckle Boxing hosts first event in Mexico on September 19
Sherdog • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 6:34 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026
Bare Knuckle Boxing brings its circuit to Mexico for the first time with BKB 59 on September 19. The event takes place at the Auditorio Municipal in Tijuana. In the main event, super cruiserweight world champion Julian Fernandez defends his title against Dan Podmore. The co-main event features a world title bout for the vacant super flyweight championship between Cecy Ulloa and Andy Nguyen. The card includes several additional matches across various weight classes, including heavyweight, cruiserweight, and lightweight divisions. A series of supplementary bouts are also scheduled to stream on TikTok Live.
- •BKB 59 takes place September 19 at Auditorio Municipal in Tijuana.
- •Julian Fernandez defends the super cruiserweight title against Dan Podmore.
- •Cecy Ulloa and Andy Nguyen compete for the vacant super flyweight world championship.
- •The fight card features multiple supporting bouts across various weight divisions.
- 6:34 AMSherdog — BKB 59 fight card: Julian Fernandez vs. Dan Podmore tops Mexico debut
"Bare Knuckle Boxing will make its Mexico debut with a pair of world championship fights.
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