BYB 19 Brawl in the Pines: Full Results

Sam Liera Dominates for BYB Super Middleweight Championship: Sam Liera asserted his dominance, unifying the BYB Super Middleweight Championship with a commanding performance against hometown champion Jose Fernandez, who was making his return from injury. Liera secured victory with a third-round TKO.

Carlos Alexandre Claims Vacant BYB Welterweight Title: In an impressive display, Carlos Alexandre clinched the vacant BYB Welterweight title with a fifth-round TKO against the former UFC star Andre Ewell, known for his heavy-hitting prowess.

Lorawnt-T Nelson and James Connelly Deliver Thrilling Battle: Lorawnt-T Nelson and UK’s James Connelly (BKB) fought valiantly to a unanimous draw, earning the Fight of the Night accolade. Their clash was for the vacant Police Gazette World Diamond 156-165 Belt, featuring intense exchanges, significant shots, and a pair of point deductions against Connelly.

Brandon Birr Emerges as Inaugural BYB Featherweight Champion: Brandon Birr and Harold McQueen engaged in an intense slugfest, culminating in Birr’s victory to become the first-ever BYB featherweight champion. The win came through a sixth-round DQ and Doctors Stoppage.

Yordan Fuentes Triumphs in Bare Knuckle Debut: Yordan Fuentes secured his maiden Trigon victory in his bare knuckle debut by delivering a fourth-round TKO against Brandon Johnson.

Rynell Riley Wins via First-Round DQ: Rynell Riley emerged victorious in the super middleweight matchup against Gregoris Cisneros. The win was declared a first-round DQ after Cisneros landed late blows.

Josh Burns vs. Levi Costa Heavyweight Bout: Heavyweights Josh Burns and Levi Costa engaged in a hard-hitting five-round bout, with Costa clinching the unanimous decision victory after exchanging significant blows throughout the match.

Jessika Smith’s Triumph: Jessika Smith notched her first bare knuckle victory with a fifth-round TKO against Casie Dees.

Opening Bout: The opening bout between Chad Kelly and Zion Tomlinson Sr. was marked by chaos, prompting referee Bobby Wombacher to declare it a no-contest after the second round.