BKFC 92 sets Stewart title defense, Ferea bout for Fenway Park card
NXTbets Pro | Published On: July 28, 2026
BKFC 92 at Fenway
BKFC is bringing its next major show to Fenway Park, and the promotion has placed its ring at home plate for BKFC 92. BKFC and Evergreen Fenway Events unveiled the card at a launch press conference in Boston, framing the event as a landmark stop for the bare-knuckle series. The show will stream live worldwide on The BKFC App, giving the Fenway Park lineup a broad reach beyond the ballpark. The centerpiece is a featherweight title defense, as BKFC Featherweight World Champion Kai Stewart is scheduled to put his belt on the line against Harry Gigliotti in the main event. The co-feature adds another high-profile matchup, with Christine Ferea set to meet Sofia Landi in a bout that gives the card depth at the top. The setup gives BKFC a stage few combat sports promotions get to use, with Fenway Park turned into a fight venue and the action built around two of the company’s most prominent names. Stewart arrives with the championship spotlight on him, while Gigliotti steps into a title fight that gives him a direct path to the belt. Ferea and Landi follow in the co-feature, and the rest of the card is built to keep that pace moving throughout the night.
Lauzon joins card
Joe Lauzon is set to make his BKFC debut against Stash Kuykendall, and his arrival adds another familiar name to the Fenway Park lineup. Lauzon is one of several fighters with a connection to the Boston spotlight who spoke about the significance of competing at the ballpark, along with Peter Barrett, Rico DiSciullo, Pat Casey, Guilherme Viana, Shane Jordan and Robinson Perez. That group described the chance to fight at Fenway as a meaningful moment and said they are confident in what they can deliver. The undercard also includes Taylor Starling against Kat Paprocki, Rico DiSciullo against Tray Martin, Peter Barrett against Elijah Harris and Shane Jordan against Joby Steffensmeier. Those matchups spread the card across several divisions and give the show a mix of debut intrigue, local interest and established BKFC names. Lauzon’s first appearance in the promotion stands out, but the rest of the lineup gives the event a broader profile. Barrett and DiSciullo add more Boston ties. Starling, Paprocki, Martin, Harris, Jordan and Steffensmeier round out a card that the promotion wants to keep moving from top to bottom. With the ring set at home plate, the venue itself becomes part of the story, and the undercard gives the Fenway setting a steady stream of familiar faces and new pairings.
Feldman’s view
BKFC president David Feldman pushed the Fenway Park card as a statement show for the promotion and for the city. He called Boston a “city of fighters” and said BKFC 92 is the best combat sports event Boston has ever seen. Feldman also described bare-knuckle fighting as the fastest-paced combat sport, a pitch that fits the kind of card BKFC has assembled for the venue. The message around the event has been clear, BKFC wants the Fenway show to stand out on name value, setting and scale. Stewart and Gigliotti added their own edge to that build. Stewart dismissed Gigliotti’s level of competition before the fight, signaling confidence in his own reign as champion. Gigliotti answered by saying Stewart’s time as titleholder will end, setting up a simple title-fight narrative at the top of the card. Tickets are available at Redsox.com/BKFC, and the combination of the ballpark setting, the title defense and the lineup behind it gives the promotion a full stage to work with. BKFC 92 brings the company’s bare-knuckle format into one of baseball’s most recognizable buildings, with Feldman, the fighters and the venue all feeding the same message, this is a major night for the promotion in Boston.
