Hollywood, FL – At the BKFC 62 event, the crowd was abuzz with excitement as BigFace, the charismatic host of Knuckletown, interviewed one of the most formidable fighters in the bare knuckle boxing world, David “The Redneck” Mundell. As the reigning BKFC middleweight champion, Mundell’s absence from the ring has left fans eagerly awaiting his return.
Mundell, known for his relentless fighting spirit and unyielding determination, expressed his frustration with the lack of opponents willing to step up and face him. “I’ve been waiting and waiting. And I keep saying I’ll fight anybody. I’m just waiting for an opponent,” he stated, highlighting the challenges of finding worthy contenders in his division. Despite his readiness, Mundell believes that potential challengers are intimidated by his prowess. “It ain’t that you won’t fight anybody. It’s that motherf***ers are scared to fight you,” he remarked, noting that no one in his division seems eager to take him on.
One name that came up during the interview was Mike Perry, a fighter Mundell feels is avoiding a match with him. He candidly called out Perry, saying, “Ain’t nobody in my division that deserves a shot except for Mike Perry. But he’s running like a little pussy.” This bold statement underscores Mundell’s confidence and his eagerness to defend his title against any worthy opponent.
While the wait for his next fight continues, Mundell shared his enthusiasm for the night’s events, particularly highlighting the bout involving his teammate, Jared Warren. “I’m here for my boy, Jared Warren, about to take that title home. We’re gonna have two titles at home,” Mundell said, showcasing the camaraderie and strength of his training camp. He proudly noted the depth of talent within their gym, asserting, “We’re definitely the best bare knuckle gym out there right now. Period.”
As fans look forward to Mundell’s anticipated return to the ring, there is growing speculation about who will finally step up to challenge him. Mundell’s unwavering dedication and skill have cemented his reputation as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the sport. With hopes of returning to action by October, the BKFC community eagerly awaits the announcement of his next opponent.
Mundell’s interview at BKFC 62 not only highlighted his readiness to defend his title but also his confidence in his abilities and his commitment to maintaining his champion status. As the search for a challenger continues, one thing is clear: David “The Redneck” Mundell is prepared to take on anyone who dares to face him in the ring.
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