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Lee Selby and Ollie Sentance Make Weight for BKB 61 London Main Event

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2 days ago

November 13, 2026

Lee Selby (left) and Ollie Sentance face off nose to nose at the BKB 61 ceremonial weigh-ins in London, with a BKB official standing between them

BKB 61 is official in London: former IBF featherweight champion Lee Selby and undefeated Ollie Sentance both made weight for Saturday’s super lightweight main event at indigo at The O2, with the full card — including a Bridgerweight world title bout — set for November 14.

BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing, the world’s largest professional bare knuckle boxing organization, returns to London for BKB 61: London, taking place live at indigo at The O2 on Saturday, November 14. Ahead of fight night, the fighters stepped on the scale for the official weigh-ins.

Former IBF Featherweight World Champion “Lightning” Lee Selby looks to build on his successful bare knuckle boxing debut, as he meets the undefeated Ollie “The Death” Sentance in the super lightweight main event. Selby weighed in at 139.0 pounds, while Sentance weighed in at 139.4 pounds.

The co-main event was also made official, as Amado “AFV” Fernando Vargas returns to the Trigon to face Callum Nulty in a super featherweight showdown. Vargas tipped the scales at 130.5 pounds, with Nulty coming in at 130.6 pounds.

Championship gold will also be on the line as reigning BKB Bridgerweight World Champion “Marvelous” Marko Martinjak puts his title on the line against former British Cruiserweight boxing champion Matty “The Assassin” Askin. Martinjak officially weighed in at 220.6 pounds, while Askin registered 224.2 pounds as the pair made weight for BKB 61: London.

Tickets available at BKB61.com

BKB 61: London Official Weigh-In Results

Main Card

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Super Lightweight Main Event: Lee Selby (139.0 lbs) vs. Ollie Sentance (139.4 lbs)

Super Featherweight Co-Main Event: Amado Fernando Vargas (130.5 lbs) vs. Callum Nulty (130.6 lbs)

BKB Bridgerweight World Championship Bout: Marko Martinjak (220.6 lbs) vs. Matty Askin (224.2 lbs)

Welterweight: Ash Devenport (147.6 lbs) vs. Kallum Skhane (147.6 lbs)
Welterweight: Aaron McCallum (147.8 lbs) vs. Simey Doherty (146.6 lbs)
Welterweight: Dan Gittens (146.8 lbs) vs. Dan Cawse (143.8 lbs)

Super Welterweight: Luke Smudger Smith (153.8 lbs.) vs. Paul O’Sullivan (154.2 lbs)

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Bridgerweight: Carl Hobley (222.6 lbs) vs. Claas Lilie (224.4 lbs)

Cruiserweight: Ashley Lloyd (178.6 lbs) vs. Marcus Pond (174.4 lbs)

Cruiserweight: Kornelijus Sabaliauskas (183.6 lbs) vs. Luke Fleming (184.2 lbs)

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Justin Figueroa Settles the Score With Luis Caraballo Ramos in Four Rounds at the Tropicana

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13 hours ago

November 15, 2026

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Justin Figueroa lands a right hand on Luis Caraballo Ramos during their middleweight rematch at Tropicana Atlantic City

Justin Figueroa left no doubt this time. “Mr. Atlantic City” settled his rematch with Luis Caraballo Ramos by fourth-round stoppage on Friday night at The Showroom at Tropicana Atlantic City, headlining a seven-fight Boxing Insider Promotions card that produced four stoppages.

The rematch was eight months in the making. The two met in the same ring in March, and that fight ended in a no contest in the third round after an accidental foul left Caraballo Ramos unable to continue. On Friday, Figueroa controlled the scheduled eight-rounder behind his jab, taking over in the third with sharp combinations while Caraballo Ramos stayed aggressive but could not close the gap.

The end came quickly in the fourth. A body shot put Caraballo Ramos down early in the round. He rose, and Figueroa put him down again with a straight right, then a third time with a chopping overhand right, and referee David Franciosi stopped the fight.

“I’d like to take this chance to apologize to absolutely nobody,” Figueroa said afterward. The win moves the Atlantic City native to 15-0 with 12 knockouts. Caraballo Ramos, of Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico, falls to 8-11-1. The card, streamed live and free on the Boxing Insider YouTube channel, was the promotion’s 22nd professional show and its last of 2026.

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