Watch: Former UFC fighter Alan Belcher bizarre KO win in a bareknuckle fight
Alan Belcher was one of the top fighters in the UFC for seven years between 2006 and 2013. In his 15-fight tenure in the UFC, Alan won 9 fights and out of 9, only 1 went to the judges. When Alan fought in the octagon, it was guaranteed entertainment for the MMA fans. Recently Alan is again in the limelight for his bizarre knockout win against Frank Tate in BKCFC.
Alan started his MMA career in 2004 and made his UFC debut in 2006. Alan lost his debut fight against Yushin Okami at UFC 62. Despite having a good run in the UFC, Alan’s MMA career was ended by repeated eye injuries. Alan announced his retirement from MMA in 2015 after not fighting for over two years. Alan returned to boxing in 2021 and made a multi-fight deal with the Bare Knuckle fighting championship.
Belcher fought Frank Tate in his 3rd fight in BKFC and ended the fight in the most brutal way possible. Blecher knocked out Tate just 81 seconds into the heavyweight main event and the punch was so powerful that he caused Tate to vomit during the knockout. The bizarre knockout was captured on camera and fans are shocked by the incident.
“I’m going to beat Arnold Adams”- Alan Belcher predicts winning the BKFC title
Alan Belcher predicts he will defeat Arnold Adams to become the new BKFC heavyweight champion. Arnold Adams is currently the BKFC heavyweight champion and Adam is currently 7-1 in BKFC. with his third consecutive win in the promotion, Alan believes he can win against the champion and win the heavyweight title.
Alan talked about fighting Arnold in the post-fight interview and also posted on his social media that he is the number one contender to fight for the title. Adams is the BKFC champion since November last year and he earned his title against former UFC & Bellator fighter Joey Beltran.
Despite his claims of defeating the champion, Arnold Adams believes Alan might be good, but not good enough to beat him. While both fighters rest after a long event, it would be exciting to see a fight between Alan and Arnold for the heavyweight gold.
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