Christine Ferea

Christine Ferea is a prominent figure in the world of bare-knuckle boxing, currently holding the title of BKFC Women’s Flyweight Champion. Her professional journey began in 2018 when she made her debut in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) after transitioning from a successful amateur career in Muay Thai and mixed martial arts. Ferea quickly established herself as a formidable competitor, winning her first BKFC fight against Jennifer Tate by technical knockout, showcasing her striking prowess and determination.

Ferea’s rise in the BKFC was marked by significant achievements, including winning the Police Gazette Women’s Featherweight American Championship against Britain Hart in 2019. Despite facing setbacks, such as a loss to Helen Peralta, Ferea demonstrated resilience and skill, bouncing back to claim the inaugural BKFC women’s flyweight title in a rematch against Hart in February 2022. This victory solidified her status as a top contender in the sport.

Throughout her reign, Ferea has successfully defended her title multiple times, including notable victories over Taylor Starling and Bec Rawlings. Her ability to adapt and overcome challenges has earned her recognition as the BKFC 2023 Female Fighter of the Year, highlighting her impact on the sport.

As she prepares for her upcoming title defense against Christine Vicens in December 2024, Ferea continues to inspire aspiring fighters with her dedication and passion for bare-knuckle boxing. Her journey reflects not only her athletic talent but also her commitment to excellence in a rapidly evolving sport.