B2K Shows Support for Lorenzo Juggernaut" Hunt at Knucklemania 4

In the wild atmosphere of BKFC's Knucklemania 4, even the stars came out to witness the spectacle of bare-knuckle fighting. Among them were the legendary members of B2K, who expressed their excitement and support for one fighter in particular: Lorenzo "Juggernaut" Hunt.

As BigFace caught up with the B2K members, they couldn't contain their enthusiasm for the event and their friend, Lorenzo Hunt. "Man, we feeling good. We happy to be here, man," one member exclaimed. Another chimed in, expressing his excitement for his first time at such an event and his anticipation to watch Hunt in action. "I'm here for my boy Hunt, man. I want to see how he do his thing," he said with eagerness.

Hunt, known as the number one pound-for-pound fighter in the world of bare-knuckle fighting, has garnered a reputation for his formidable skills and explosive performances. The B2K members, having watched Hunt's ascent in the sport, voiced their confidence in his abilities. "I've been watching him since he's been climbing the ladder. I'm going with Hunt, baby," one member declared.

When asked about their predictions for Hunt's fight, the B2K members expressed optimism for a quick victory. "I'm looking forward to a good fight. He's fighting a big guy. But hey, it's nothing to a giant," one member remarked, echoing the sentiment of unwavering support for their friend.

Aside from Hunt's bout, the B2K members also shared their thoughts on other matchups of the night, including the eagerly anticipated showdown between Christine "Misfit" Ferea and her opponent. "Don't let the looks fool you," one member warned, highlighting Ferea's formidable skills in the ring.

As the conversation concluded, the camaraderie and excitement among the B2K members served as a testament to the sense of community and support within the world of bare-knuckle fighting. With their unwavering backing, Lorenzo "Juggernaut" Hunt stepped into the ring at Knucklemania 4, ready to showcase his talents and make his mark on the sport once again.