Ryan Reber beats Justin Street by unanimous decision at BKFC Clearwater
NXTbets Pro | Published On: October 24, 2026
Reber tops Street
Reber closed the night with a unanimous decision over Street in the BKFC Fight Night Clearwater main event at OCC Road House in Clearwater, Florida. The judges scored it 49-46, 49-46 and 48-47, giving Reber the win in the headliner. The matchup anchored a show that streamed live worldwide on the BKFC App and gave Clearwater a full slate of bare-knuckle action from the opening bell through the final decision.
Reber’s win stood out on the scorecards. Two judges saw a wider margin, while the third kept it close at 48-47, but all three cards favored Reber. The unanimous decision put the headliner in the win column and completed a night in which several earlier matchups ended before the final bell.
Larrimore stops Morrow
Larrimore stopped Morrow in the second round of the co-main event. Larrimore finished the fight at 1:31 of round two after scoring two knockdowns, ending it before the fight could move much deeper into the card. The result added another decisive finish to the show.
The rest of the middle stretch followed the same pattern. Doug Coltrane knocked out Tony Murphy 53 seconds into round two, a fast second-round ending that kept the action moving. Rickie McConnico also left with a milestone result, earning his first BKFC win with a third-round TKO of Mike Heckert. Those outcomes gave the card a run of stoppages behind the main event and co-main event, with each fighter finding a different route to a finish.
Versace, Korbel, Baker deliver
The lower half of the card mixed decisions and quick finishes, starting with Chachi Versace’s majority decision over Angelo Trujillo. Donny Korbel followed with a stoppage of Jadon Lee at the end of round two. Sam Delao won by unanimous decision in his BKFC debut. The night opened with Tyler Baker recording a standing TKO over Yari Kaganovsky in just 43 seconds. Taken together, those results rounded out the card with Baker’s opener, Korbel’s late-round stoppage, Delao’s debut win and Versace’s majority decision.
