A vacant throne under the BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing banner has been filled at BKB 59. But a prominent BKFC titleholder stormed the BKB Mighty Trigon shortly after the belt was draped over the winning warrior. Britain Hart was the…

BKFC strawweight champion Britain Hart entered the ring to confront newly crowned BKB super flyweight champion Cecy Ulloa on September 19 in Tijuana, Mexico. The confrontation occurred at BKB 59 directly after Ulloa defeated Hart's compatriot, Andy Nguyen, by third-round stoppage due to eye damage to claim the vacant title.
Hart was cornering Nguyen during the bout before interrupting Ulloa's post-fight interview with broadcaster Gareth A. Davies. Through Davies' translation, Ulloa offered to fight Hart at a future event in Mexico, prompting a verbal exchange between the rival promotion titleholders inside the Trigon.
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