BKFC fighter snaps ankle in grisly injury and resets it himself during fight

True fighter’s are a different breed of human beings, and that is exactly the case for BKFC athlete Trevor Bozniak.

The gritty 47-year-old collided with the much younger Kayden Giroux on the BKFC Prospect Series last time out. ‘The Beast’ came up short against his fellow Canadian, but is was what happened leading to the result that caught the fans attention.

In a strange turn of events, as he was dropped with a well-timed right hand, Trevor Bozniak fell awkwardly, dislocating his ankle.

Instead of alerting the officials, the true fighter snapped his injury back into place before rising to his feet. Though referee Dan Miragliotta called a stop to proceedings, Bozniak was still trying to force his way back into the bout.

Co-operating with the doctor, Bozniak began walking on his damaged foot, hoping to find a way back into the fight. Despite his efforts, the fight was brought to an end and Kayden Giroux was handed the victory.

Watch the bizarre ending to the Bozniak vs. Giroux fight below.

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— Bare Knuckle FC (@bareknucklefc) September 1, 2024

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The event — which was held in River Cree Resort & Casino in Alberta, Canada — was headlined by hometown favorite Drew Stuve taking on the Brit Sonny Smith.

In a masterclass performance, Stuve scored a devastating knockout moments after scoring a knockdown in the second round.

Conor McGregor heading to BKFC?

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship has gained a lot of attention of late but this may only be the start of something big.

With two fights remaining on his UFC contract, Conor McGregor has been hinting at a potential move to the bare-knuckle ring.

‘The Notorious’ previously bought a stake in the promotion and is excited about the future for the ever-growing combat sport. While attending his first BKFC press conference, the Irishman announced his interest in competing for the company once his days in the octagon come to an end.

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