BKB Partners with TV Azteca

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MIAMI, FLORIDA (OCTOBER 08, 2026) – BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing, the world’s largest professional bare knuckle boxing organization, today announced a new partnership with TV Azteca, one of the largest media companies in Mexico.

This partnership will bring BKB events to fans across Mexico and Latin America, and will kick off with TV Azteca’s coverage of BKB 60, which takes place live from Utilita Arena Newcastle on Saturday, October 10, which will be headlined by a BKB Super Welterweight World Championship bout between reigning champion ​ Rolando “Dy Incredible” Dy and Scott “The Mute” McHugh.

Founded in 1993, TV Azteca is one of Mexico’s leading media and entertainment companies, with a strong history in sports broadcasting through Azteca Deportes. Its flagship boxing franchise, Box Azteca, launched in 2006 and has become a fixture of Mexican boxing, showcasing major fights and world champions.

“Mexico and Latin America are passionate combat sports markets with an incredible appetite for world-class fighting, and we’re excited to partner with TV Azteca to bring BKB to even more fans across the region. TV Azteca is a tremendous platform for our sport, and launching the partnership with BKB 60 in Newcastle gives fans an opportunity to experience the intensity and authenticity of bare knuckle boxing from the very beginning,” said David Tetreault, CEO of BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing.

“We are excited to welcome BKB to TV Azteca and bring this unique form of combat sports to our audiences in Mexico and Latin America. Combat sports have a long and important history on our platforms, and BKB represents an exciting new addition to that tradition. We look forward to showcasing the sport and its growing roster of fighters to our fans, beginning with BKB 60 in Newcastle,” said Adrián Ortega, General Director of Content at TV Azteca.

The partnership comes as BKB continues to expand its international footprint, reaching audiences across more than 100 countries. It follows the organization’s historic Mexican debut at BKB 59 in Tijuana in September, held in partnership with Zanfer Boxing and featuring two world championship fights. The event further established BKB’s presence in Mexico and set the stage for continued expansion across Latin America.

This marks another important milestone in BKB’s global expansion, bringing the sport’s biggest events and fighters to an even wider audience across Latin America.