Though he stresses that he will be the toughest opponent Perez has faced in his career, Hall claims that just fighting in Bare Knuckle will elevate him to the stature he needs to secure the opponents he wants. Now, he enters what is seemingly only a more vicious, gruesome sport against a trained, experienced fighter.īare Knuckle fighting is exactly what it sounds like - bare-knuckle boxing sans gloves. But I just took the loss, there wasn’t really much I could say.”īryce Hall believes he was robbed in his loss to Austin McBroom on June 12, 2021. Being humble in a loss, even though I thought the loss was bulls–t, being thrown down in a boxing match and calling it a TKO, is absolutely crazy to me. “Taking the L on the chin as a 21-year-old, with millions of people watching, was a massive learning experience for me. If you genuinely put all your hatred for me aside, and you just watch that fight, you can see all the bulls–t that was going on in that fight. If you just rewatch the fight you can see all the bulls–t. “Ref was clearly on Austin McBroom’s side. “I hopped in there with two months, not even a legitimate two months of serious training,” Hall said. Getty Imagesĭespite the lopsided nature of the fight, which left Hall’s face badly bloodied, he’s steadfast in his belief that he didn’t get a fair crack. … After I do a BKFC fight, I feel like win or lose I get those money fights right after.”Īustin McBroom (right) punches Bryce Hall during their bout on June 12, 2021. “Kind of a bulls–t ref, bulls–t call, bulls–t event in general. Got nervous, didn’t really get to show any of my skill set. I only trained for two months for that exhibition match against Austin McBroom on his event. “I took a two-year hiatus from the celebrity boxing scene,” Hall said. McBroom largely pummeled Hall throughout the fight and won via third-round TKO, though it appeared the former somewhat shoved Hall to the ground illegally before the referee stopped the bout. TikTokers card at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on June 12, 2021.
Hall has fought just one other time in his career, an exhibition boxing match against Austin McBroom - another social media star - as the main event of a YouTubers vs.
He boasts 23.9 million followers on TikTok, 6.5 million on Instagram and 1.3 million on X (formerly Twitter).Ĭelebrity boxing has erupted in popularity, with influencers leveraging their large followings to create heavily-watched, and lucrative, fights, regardless of their fighting acumen.
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