BKB CEO David Tetreault says Tyson Fury is born for bare-knuckle boxing, and his promotion is ready to pay if the Gypsy King gets serious. Tetreault sat down with EssentiallySports ahead of BKB 60, the promotion’s first-ever show in the…

BKB CEO David Tetreault revealed that the bare-knuckle promotion is prepared to make a lucrative offer to Tyson Fury if the heavyweight decides to transition from traditional boxing. Tetreault stated that discussions advanced after Fury attended a BKB event in Miami as a guest, adding that preliminary talks have also taken place with Oleksandr Usyk's camp.
Tetreault also confirmed active discussions with former UFC fighter Nate Diaz for both a potential bout and an ambassador role. Additionally, BKB continues to expand its roster with notable names, including upcoming appearances and fights involving Andy Ruiz, Paulie Malignaggi, Victor Ortiz, and Lee Selby.
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