BKFC 92 Boston: Stewart vs. Gigliotti runs Saturday, August 29, 2026 at Fenway Park, carried on the BKFC app and DAZN. No sportsbook had published a BKFC 92 price when we checked on August 16. This is a matchup preview until that changes. The numbers go in when the board opens, and every one of them will carry the name of the book that posted it.
Verified as of August 16, 2026. Everything below is analysis rather than advice.
Where the BKFC 92 Odds Stand
Three checks on August 16 came back empty. The BKFC section at fightodds.io rendered no BKFC 92 data. Propsbot's bare-knuckle odds page carried general BKFC material with no BKFC 92 matchups. Targeted searches for a Stewart vs Gigliotti moneyline returned nothing with a number in it. There is no price to report, and we will not estimate one or soften the gap with a "usually around" figure.
That is normal for this promotion rather than a warning sign. Bare-knuckle boards open late and thin, and derivative markets often never appear at all - the evidence is on how to bet on BKFC. Expect a moneyline on the main event and co-main first, method and totals later if at all.
The Card, Read as a Betting Board
| Bout | Division | Bare-knuckle records |
|---|---|---|
| Kai Stewart vs Harry Gigliotti | Featherweight title | 9-0 (2 KO) vs 6-0 (5 KO) |
| Christine Ferea vs Sofia Landi | Women's flyweight title | 11-1 vs BKFC debut |
| Joe Lauzon vs Stash Kuykendall | Welterweight | 0-0 vs 0-2 |
| Rico DiSciullo vs Tray Martin | Featherweight | 4-0 vs 2-0 |
| Pat Casey vs Dallas Davison | Middleweight | 4-2 vs 5-4 |
| Charles Rosa vs Charon Spain | Lightweight | 0-0 vs 0-0 |
| Peter Barrett vs Elijah Harris | Lightweight | 2-0 vs 2-2 |
| Taylor Starling vs Kathryn Paprocki | Strawweight | 6-4 vs 2-1 |
| Guilherme Viana vs Robinson Perez | Ironweight | 2-1 vs 0-0 |
| James Grant Murrin vs Chris Rooney | Featherweight | 0-0 vs 0-0 |
| David Burke vs David Simpson | Light heavyweight | 1-1 vs 3-5 |
Sources put the full card at 12 or 13 bouts. Two listings are unsettled - a featherweight bout on BKFC's event page is absent from Tapology's, and a bantamweight bout has a different opponent named by each - so both are left out above rather than guessed at. BKFC's event page also files Ferea under women's bantamweight while her own fighter profile and the Tapology bout listing say flyweight; we have gone with flyweight and will confirm at the weigh-in.
Four of these eleven bouts contain a fighter with no bare-knuckle record at all, and a fifth puts a champion against a promotional debutant. That is the first thing to notice about this board.
Stewart vs Gigliotti: What the Main Event Turns On
| Kai Stewart | Harry Gigliotti | |
|---|---|---|
| Bare-knuckle record | 9-0 | 6-0 |
| Wins by KO | 2 | 5 |
| Bouts in BKFC | 9 | 1 |
| Background | Wrestling, BKFC tryouts | Pro boxing, 9-5 |
| Age | 26 | 31 |
Stewart is the inaugural and reigning BKFC featherweight champion, and this is his sixth title defense, which would match rather than beat the promotion record of six held by Luis Palomino and Christine Ferea. He is not a crossover import: he came through BKFC's national tryouts off a Montana high-school wrestling base and built the whole record inside the organization. He sits third in BKFC's men's pound-for-pound order, and his last defense, over the previously unbeaten European champion Nico Gaffie in March 2026, went the full five rounds to a unanimous decision.
Gigliotti is a fourth-generation boxer out of Haverhill, Massachusetts, 9-5 as a professional under gloves and a New England Golden Gloves runner-up before that. One correction, because it is circulating in search summaries: he is not 6-0 in BKFC. The 6-0 is his combined bare-knuckle record across BKFC and BYB, where he won the inaugural BYB super-lightweight title. He has fought once inside a BKFC ring, a second-round knockout of Timothy Mason in March 2026. He also holds the Police Gazette World Diamond Belt, which is biography here and not a stake; this is not a unification.
So this is a sample-size problem before it is a style problem. Stewart's nine are all BKFC bouts against BKFC opposition. Gigliotti's six are spread across two promotions with different rules, and only one of them is a BKFC data point. Five knockouts in six wins is a real finishing rate; it is also six fights. It comes down to how much of that power transfers against a champion who has been taken into the championship rounds and won there.
Ferea vs Landi and the Rest of the Main Card
The co-main is a fourth defense for Christine "Misfit" Ferea, 11-1, who took the women's flyweight belt from Britain Hart after a 13-0 amateur Muay Thai run and a spell in Invicta FC. She last competed in October 2025 against Jessica Borga. Sofia Landi arrives from Argentina with no record inside the promotion, so a price on this fight is a price on one fighter and a blank on the other.
He is 42, making his bare-knuckle debut, and has not fought since stopping Jonathan Pearce in the first round at UFC Boston in 2019.
Joe Lauzon is the name non-BKFC audiences will recognize. He is 42, making his bare-knuckle debut, and has not fought since stopping Jonathan Pearce in the first round at UFC Boston in 2019. Stash Kuykendall is 0-2 in BKFC, both losses by knockout, off a 6-2 regional MMA record. A 42-year-old debutant matched with an 0-2 opponent is a soft landing, worth saying plainly rather than dressing up as a comeback.
Charles Rosa of Peabody and Peter Barrett of Boston both came out of the UFC; Rosa is 0-0 bare-knuckle, Barrett is 2-0. The deepest verified sample below the titles is Taylor Starling at 6-4 against Kathryn Paprocki at 2-1, and the best matchup on paper is DiSciullo at 4-0 against Martin at 2-0, two unbeaten featherweights with nothing to separate them.
Method of Victory: How These Matchups Map to the Markets
Ten minutes of scheduled fighting, no submissions, and a method market that resolves to KO/TKO, decision, or doctor stoppage. The framework for handicapping that is on bare knuckle betting strategy and the format itself is in the BKFC rulebook breakdown. Applied to these two men, the distance question is the one worth thinking about hardest. Stewart has two knockouts in nine wins and took his last title defense to the scorecards. Gigliotti has five in six. Those two finishing profiles cannot both be right about how this fight ends, and wherever a book lands when it posts a total is where the disagreement will show.
Our own KnuckleMania records give a small but fully auditable base rate for BKFC's marquee main events: across six editions, four finished and two went to decision, and all four of the finishes came in the last four (KO R1, TKO R1, TKO R3, TKO R3). Six fights is not a model, and this is a numbered card rather than a KnuckleMania. It does mean a champion who wins by decision runs against the recent grain of BKFC's biggest bouts.
Doctor stoppage deserves more weight here than it usually gets. A cut that impairs vision buys a 30-second treatment window, and the ringside physician inspects fighters between rounds with authority to end the bout. In a five-round title fight, a cut that opens in round two gets adjudicated three more times before the final bell. That is a scheduled decision point, not a freak event. A study of 301 BKFC bouts from June 2018 to March 2022, published in the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and reported by Combat Sports Law, found maxillofacial injury significantly associated with longer fights and with KO/TKO results, and a facial fracture in roughly 9% of bouts.
Where Our Reading Lands Before the Board Opens
- The main event total, once one exists, carries the most genuine disagreement. Everything about Stewart says rounds; everything about Gigliotti's six fights says otherwise.
- The Lauzon bout is where name recognition is most likely to pull a price away from the records. Neither man has a bare-knuckle result to price against.
- Ferea vs Landi and the two all-debut bouts are the ones we would want a number on last. A market with one unknown side is a market pricing a guess.
How This Card Is Lined
Two separate approvals govern a card like this, and only one of them has happened. An athletic commission sanctions the event so the fight can legally take place; a state gaming regulator separately adds the promotion to its approved wagering catalog so a licensed book may price it. BKFC 92 is the first sanctioned bare-knuckle event in Massachusetts history, which settles the first question and says nothing about the second. We have verified BKFC by name in the Louisiana and Nebraska catalogs and have not verified Massachusetts. Which books carry BKFC is on where to bet on BKFC; the state mechanism is on is BKFC betting legal.
One wrinkle is specific to this card's host state. Prediction-market exchanges appear in BKFC odds comparisons, and their legal position is unsettled: a Suffolk County judge enjoined Kalshi from offering sports event contracts to Massachusetts users in January 2026, while the Third Circuit went the other way for Kalshi in April. That is a live dispute, not a route we are pointing anyone toward.
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Even where a book does price the card, expect the two title fights to draw the fuller market and much of the undercard to get a moneyline and nothing else. The broadcast runs through the BKFC app, DAZN, and DAZN's PPV integration on Prime Video in the US, with Fubo Sports also listed by BKFC. No platform here is exclusive; where to watch BKFC keeps the current list.
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Results and Settlement (Updated After August 29)
Placeholder. This section fills in on August 30. It will record how the posted favorites finished, whether the method-of-victory reads above held up, and whether totals and props appeared at all. The page also gets one fight-week pass with opening lines and any card changes. Results and card order belong on the event side of the site: see BKFC 92 at Fenway Park for the card, the venue and the Massachusetts sanctioning story.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are BKFC 92 odds available yet?
No. As of August 16, 2026, no sportsbook or odds aggregator we checked had posted a price on any BKFC 92 bout. Numbered BKFC cards frequently get no board until fight week, which puts the likely window here in the week of August 24. This page updates with named books and real numbers when they post.
Who is favored in Stewart vs Gigliotti?
No published price exists yet, so nobody is favored in any market sense. Stewart's case is nine BKFC bouts, five successful title defenses and proven form in the championship rounds. Gigliotti's is five knockouts in six bare-knuckle wins and a professional boxing base. The books will settle it; we will report what they settle on.
Will there be prop bets and round totals on BKFC 92?
Possibly, and probably not across the whole card. BKFC coverage is moneyline-first, and totals and method markets tend to show up on the title fights or not at all. Two world titles and a stadium gate make this card a better candidate than most for a fuller board.
Related Reading
- How to Bet on BKFC - the markets and how they resolve
- Bare Knuckle Betting Strategy - the framework applied above
- Where to Bet on BKFC - which books carry the promotion
- Kai Stewart - the champion's record and title run
- Underground Fighting in Boston - the city's fight history before Fenway