Julian Lane emerged victorious over Cameron Vancamp in the headliner of the BKFC event at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT on February 1. The welterweight from Mansfield, Ohio defeated his opponent from Lebanon, Indiana by knockout with a big overhand right. The bare-knuckle boxing bout was stopped at the official time of 54 seconds into the fourth round.
37-year-old Lane improved to 8-7 and secured his fourth win in a row. 31-year-old Vancamp dropped to 2-2, which snapped his two-fight winning streak.
“This is my [expletive] house,” Lane said. “This is my ring. I’m the ‘King of Violence.’ Jeremy Stephens, Mike Perry, either of y’all can get it any day.”
In the co-main event, Brennan Ward (1-0) of New London, CT knocked out James Dennis (2-3) of Great Falls, MT in 38 seconds at middleweight. In the featured bout, Dakota Cochrane (7-2) of Omaha, NE floored Will Santiago (2-1-1) of Albuquerque, NM in the third round, also at middleweight.
Among other BKFC Mohegan Sun results, Rico Disciullo (1-0) of Somerville, MA took a dominant win via third-round stoppage against North Carolina’s Anthony Foye (1-3) at featherweight. As well, Yorgan de Castro (1-0) of Fall River, MA successfully debuted in BKFC with a first-round TKO due to doctor stoppage against Bobby Brents (0-1) of Springfield, IL at heavyweight. Also at heavyweight, Parker Porter (1-0) of New Britain, CT dropped and stopped Chase Gormley (1-1) of Los Angeles, CA in 44 seconds.
Plus, Andrew Strode (3-0) of Denver, CO scored a five-round unanimous decision against Tyler Randall (4-3) of Cape Coral, FL at flyweight. Kicking off the main card at middleweight, Sito Navarro (2-1) of Worcester, MA TKO’d Jack Grady (1-4) of Buffalo, NY in the fourth round with a body shot.
Atop the BKFC Mohegan Sun prelims, Jared Lennon (1-0) of Lowell, MA stopped Jacob Kreitel (0-3) of Miles City, MT in the second round at featherweight, also with a body shot. In the event opener at welterweight, Spencer Meehan (1-0) defeated Grady Wall (0-1) of Village of Bergen, NY via first-round TKO due to a shoulder injury.