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wz_zt
2 months ago
BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing recently finalized its Aug. 29 fight card for the BKB 58 event on Sat. night (Aug. 29, 2026) at James L. Knight Center in Miami, Florida. Topping the promotion's return to "The Sunshine State" is BKB Heavyweight Champion Gustavo Trujillo, who collides with former BKB and BKFC heavyweight ****** leholder Mick Terrill on super short notice.
Elsewhere on the card, Olympic gold medalist Yuriorkis Gamboa makes his bare knuckle debut opposite well-traveled boxing veteran Yesner Talavera at Super Lightweight, not long after Alberto Blas defends his Super Featherweight strap against Brandon Birr. In addition, Cuban boxing sensation Yunieski Gonzalez collides with Welsh warrior Ethan George for the vacant BKB Cruiserweight crown.
Former UFC ****** le contender Aspen Ladd makes her Trigon debut against Brazilian bruiser Bianca Daimoni on the BKB 58 main card, which airs live at 8 p.m. ET on VICE TV. BKB 58's four-fight preliminary card featuring Rudy Mora, Taylor Bull, Darrian Leu-Pierre and more, will stream live and free on the promotion's TikTok channel.
Here's the finalized BKB 58 fight card and streaming lineup:
Heavyweight: Gustavo Trujillo (c) vs. Mick Terrill
Super Lightweight: Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. Yesner Talavera
Super Featherweight: Alberto Blas (c) vs. Brandon Birr
Cruiserweight: Yunieski Gonzalez vs. Ethan George for vacant Cruiserweight ****** le
Cruiserweight: Uly Diaz vs. Gilberto Fuentes
Super Featherweight: Yampier Ramirez vs. Triston Harrison
Super Lightweight: Aspen Ladd vs. Bianca Daimoni
Super Welterweight: Roberto Duran Jr. vs. Ryan Spivey

#featherweight #boxing
ditokutiza
2 months ago
Boxing legend Terence Crawford made the phrase popular "if you stay ready, you don't have to get ready."
This is exactly true for BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing, the world's largest bare knuckle boxing promotion in the world, which has announced a massive shakeup for their main event for BKB 58: Miami, which takes place at the James L. Knight Center this Saturday, August 29th.
With heavyweight ******* le challenger Mark O'Neill being forced to withdraw from the fight due to visa issues, reigning BKB Heavyweight Champion Gustavo "The Cuban ******* assin" Trujillo will now defend his ******* le against multi-promotion world champion Mick "The Butcher of Shields" Terrill. The fight is being touted by many in the boxing industry as one of the biggest matchups in bare knuckle boxing history.
Terrill called for a shot against Trujillo and the heavyweight ******* le and got what he asked for on just a few days' notice. Saturday night in Miami will be his chance to become an instant BKB legend.
"The second I heard Mark was out, I knew this was my moment, so I demanded they put me in. I've always said I'll fight any man, anytime, anywhere," Terrill said. "Here's the proof. I've wanted this ******* le for a long time and now I can prove why I'm the number one heavyweight in bare knuckle boxing. This is my shot and I'm taking it. Miami, get ready. I'm on my way."

#boxing #knuckle #Miami #terrill
zuvthuiobsvbypnq
2 months ago
Last week, the San Francisco 49ers didn't play starters. That allowed rookie receiver De'Zhaun Stribling to be the focal point of the offense, and he had a surprising seven catches in less than 20 minutes of game action.
The 49ers did use starters in their second preseason game. And Brock Purdy had eyes for Stribling too.
Stribling caught three passes on the 49ers' first nine offensive plays against the Los Angeles Chargers. He had a couple of receptions in which he caught the ball away from his body, showing off his strong hands. He did the same thing in San Francisco's first preseason game, and showed an ability to win on contested catches. The 49ers' starters departed after one series but Stribling stayed in, and he had a 21-yard reception on Mac Jones' first throw. It wasn't all perfect as Stribling failed to haul in a deep pass later in the drive, but he had plenty of separation on the play.
Things change when the regular season starts, but based on early returns it appears the 49ers might have hit big on their second-round pick.
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver De'Zhaun Stribling (15) catches a pass against the Los Angeles Chargers. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

#francisco
slowly_txrk
4 months ago
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Mark J. Terrill began his career 44 years ago at the age of 16 as a freelance photographer shooting primarily for The ****** ociated Press. In college, while studying in photojournalism, he tried his hand at sports and remotely triggered cameras and fell in love with it. Terrill joined the AP full time in 1997.
One of the primary goals (no pun intended) of a photographer is to make a different photograph. Different in the sense that your competition doesn’t have it and that the audience hasn’t seen it before. One of the ways to do this is with remotely triggered cameras. They not only allow you to be in more than one place at a time but it also allows you to be in positions where you can’t physically be. In this photo, I am able to give the audience a different look at New Zealand’s Elijah Just scoring against Iran.
I had placed four remote cameras in the catwalk of Los Angeles Stadium, one behind each goal and one looking at each goal from the side. I also had two remote cameras behind this goal, all of which were triggered by radio transceivers from my shooting position on the pitch.
This particular photograph works well because it has many of the elements that you hope to have in a soccer photograph. It shows show both the player scoring the goal and the goalkeeper missing it with defenders looking on as well as having a clean background.
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