Porter Stops Wilson In Main Event As BKFC Returns To Mohegan Sun
Story And Photos By David Algranati
For the third time in four months, Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship brought bare-knuckle action to the Mohegan Sun, delivering an 11-bout card at BKFC Fight Night Mohegan Sun 3.
The event featured dramatic knockouts, competitive debuts, and a main event that saw another comeback victory from a rising heavyweight.
Main Event — Parker Porter Stops Haze Wilson
Heavyweights Parker Porter and Haze “The Hooligan” Wilson headlined the card in a five-round clash between two knockout artists, who entered with a combined 8-1 record—all wins by stoppage.
Wilson struck first, scoring a knockdown in the opening round and visibly hurting Porter. Despite being rocked and cut, Porter weathered the storm and made it out of the round.
The fight settled into competitive exchanges over the next two rounds, with both men landing clean shots. By the third, Porter began finding success, including a right hand that damaged Wilson’s left eye.
As the round progressed, Wilson’s eye swelled shut, significantly impairing his vision. On the advice of the ringside physician, the referee stopped the bout at the end of the third round.
Official Result: Porter by TKO, 3:00 of Round 3
Porter improves to 4-0 (4), while Wilson falls to 4-2 (4).
Rico DiSciullo Dominates Elijah Harris
In a one-sided lightweight contest, Rico DiSciullo delivered a punishing performance against Elijah “Buffalo Soldier” Harris.
DiSciullo scored seven knockdowns across five rounds—two in the first, two in the third, two in the fourth, and the final knockdown in the fifth coming from a decisive right hand that ended the fight.
Official Result: DiSciullo by TKO, 1:07 of Round 5
DiSciullo remains unbeaten at 4-0 (3); Harris drops to 2-2 (2).
Pat Casey Cruises Past Zeb Vincent
Pat “The Gorilla Ninja” Casey controlled his bout against Zeb Vincent over five rounds.
Casey scored multiple knockdowns—one late in the second, two in the third, and another in the fourth—while maintaining consistent pressure throughout.
Vincent showed toughness, surviving each knockdown and reaching the final bell.
Official Result: Casey by unanimous decision (50-41, 49-42, 50-41)
Casey improves to 4-2 (3); Vincent is now 3-3 (3).
Harry Gigliotti Stays Perfect
Haverhill, Massachusetts’ Harry “The Hitman” Gigliotti overcame an early knockdown to stop Timmy Mason.
After being dropped in the first, Gigliotti responded in the second with a sharp left hook followed by a right hand/left hook combination that ended the fight abruptly.
Official Result: Gigliotti by TKO, 0:47 of Round 2
Gigliotti advances to 6-0 (5); Mason falls to 3-4 (3).
Gary Balletto Remains Undefeated
Gary “Batman” Balletto faced adversity early against Adam “Castle” De Freitas, being dropped in the opening moments.
Balletto rebounded in the second, landing a damaging right hand that sent De Freitas down and unable to continue.
Official Result: Balletto by KO, 1:46 of Round 2
Balletto stays perfect at 3-0 (3); De Freitas drops to 1-3 (1).
Joe Peters Scores Comeback TKO
Joe “Bam Bam” Peters rallied from a difficult start against Maurice “God of War” Horne.
Horne controlled much of the early action and opened a severe cut under Peters’ eye. However, Peters turned the fight around in the third, dropping Horne with a right hand.
Horne was unable to continue after the knockdown.
Official Result: Peters by TKO, 1:56 of Round 3
Peters improves to 3-0 (3); Horne falls to 1-2 (1).
Josh Whiteside Stops Isaiah Williams
In the featured freeview bout, Josh “Jigsaw” Whiteside scored a comeback victory over Isaiah “Profound” Williams.
Williams dominated the first round, scoring two knockdowns and nearly finishing the fight. Whiteside responded in the second, first stunning Williams and then dropping him with a right hook.
Williams could not beat the count.
Official Result: Whiteside by KO, 1:11 of Round 2
Whiteside debuts at 1-0 (1); Williams falls to 0-2.
Joe White Stops Guilherme Viana Early
Joe “The Punisher” White halted Guilherme Viana’s momentum early in their heavyweight clash.
White dropped Viana just 20 seconds into the bout with a right hand. Although Viana beat the count, referee Dan Miragliotta stopped the contest after determining Viana was unable to continue safely.
Official Result: White by TKO, 0:34 of Round 1
White moves to 3-2 (3); Viana remains 3-0 (3).
David Burke Scores Quick Knockout
David Burke made a statement in his cruiserweight bout against David “Sandman” Sanchez.
After an initial exchange that saw Sanchez knocked down, Burke quickly followed up with a right hand that rendered Sanchez unconscious before he hit the canvas.
The referee waved off the fight immediately.
Official Result: Burke by KO, 0:30 of Round 1
Burke improves to 1-1 (1); Sanchez drops to 2-2 (2).
Alexandra Ballou and Taylor Dagner Fight to Draw
In a competitive flyweight bout, Alexandra Ballou and Taylor “Ruthless” Dagner battled to a draw in their bare-knuckle debuts.
Dagner controlled the first round, while Ballou responded with a knockdown in the second. Both fighters had moments in a hard-fought contest that saw significant damage on both sides.
Official Result: Unanimous draw (28-28 on all cards)
Both fighters begin their careers at 0-0-1.
Nadia Moreno Wins Debut Battle
The night opened with a bantamweight clash between debuting fighters Nadia Moreno and Sophia Hayes.
Moreno was the more aggressive and active fighter throughout, earning a clear decision victory after three rounds.
Official Result: Moreno by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
Moreno starts at 1-0; Hayes falls to 0-1.
Event Summary
BKFC Fight Night Mohegan Sun 3 delivered a full slate of action, from quick knockouts to gritty, back-and-forth battles. Parker Porter’s main event comeback capped the night, continuing his run as a rising heavyweight finisher.
The full card is available for streaming and replay on DAZN and TrillerTV.
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