Social media influencer Bryce Hall is set to make his bare-knuckle fighting debut against Gee Perez at the BKFC 48 card in Albuquerque, N.M.
Social media influencer and combat sports enthusiast Bryce Hall is set to make his bare-knuckle fighting debut against Gee Perez at the upcoming BKFC 48 card in Albuquerque, N.M. on Aug. 11. Hall, a 23-year-old TikTok star, previously attempted a boxing career, but faced a third-round knockout at the hands of fellow influencer Austin McBroom in 2021. Since then, Hall has ventured into acting with a small role in the Netflix film He’s All That and recently starred in an upcoming horror film Skill House, featuring an appearance from BKFC star Paige VanZant. The movie was produced by Proxima Studios, owned by Ryan Kavanaugh.
Interestingly, Kavanaugh also serves as the majority shareholder in Triller, the parent company of BKFC. Hall’s bare-knuckle debut was hinted at by BKFC president David Feldman just days ago, and Hall even got into a physical altercation with Perez at the BKFC 45 weigh-ins on Friday. Perez has since won his fight at BKFC 45, moving his bare-knuckle record to an impressive 3-0 overall.
With this exciting matchup, Hall vs. Perez joins a growing lineup for BKFC 48. The main event will feature local favorite and UFC veteran John Dodson and J.R. Ridge, vying to crown a new BKFC flyweight champion. As anticipation builds for Hall’s debut, both fighters and fans alike are eager to see how the social media influencer will fare in the world of bare-knuckle fighting.