Former IBF champion Lee Selby headlines BKB 61 against unbeaten Ollie Sentance in London
Lee Selby, the former IBF featherweight world champion, will face undefeated Ollie Sentance in the super lightweight main event of BKB 61 on November 14 at indigo at The O2 in London. Marko Martinjak defends his BKB bridgerweight title against former British cruiserweight champion Matty Askin in the co-main event.
Former IBF featherweight world champion Lee “Lightning” Selby returns to bare-knuckle competition as the headliner of BKB 61, set for November 14 at indigo at The O2 in London, where he will face undefeated Ollie “The Death” Sentance in a super lightweight contest.
Selby carries a 1-0 record with one knockout in bare-knuckle boxing, while Sentance arrives with a perfect 2-0 mark — both victories coming by way of knockout — making him a credible threat in only his third professional bare-knuckle appearance.
The co-main event adds a title dimension to the card. BKB bridgerweight world champion Marko “Marvelous” Martinjak (13-2, 13 KOs) puts his belt on the line against former British cruiserweight boxing champion Matty “The Assassin” Askin (1-0, 1 KO). Martinjak’s near-perfect finishing record makes him a formidable champion, but Askin brings significant professional boxing pedigree into the bare-knuckle arena.
Two welterweight bouts round out the competitive highlights. Undefeated Ashley “Bash” Devenport (3-0, 1 KO) takes on Kallum Skhane (2-3, 2 KOs), while Aaron “The Baron” McCallum (9-6-1, 7 KOs) and Simey “The Smoke from Stoke” Doherty (10-2-1, 3 KOs) settle unfinished business in a rematch. Additional main-card action features Dan Gittens against Dan Cawse and Luke Smith against Paul O’Sullivan.
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