Emperor Luis Palomino Anticipates Return to the Squared Circle at Knucklemania 4

In the crazy environment of BKFC's Knucklemania 4, BigFace caught up with the legendary bare-knuckle fighter, Luis "The Emperor" Palomino, to discuss his thoughts on the event and his eagerly awaited return to the squared circle.

Palomino, exuding confidence and enthusiasm, expressed his excitement for the show, noting the intense fights and the vibrant energy in the crowd. "A lot of knockouts, a lot of blood. You know what it is, man? You know how it is," he remarked, clearly relishing the spectacle of bare-knuckle combat.

As the conversation turned to the significance of Knucklemania 4 being held in Los Angeles, Palomino revealed a personal connection to the city, having begun his boxing journey in California at a young age. "I first started boxing here in California. I lived in San Bernardino, came from Peru at the age of ten, landed in San Bernardino. And that's when I started boxing. That's where everything started for me. So I love to fight here," he shared, reflecting on his roots in the sport.

When asked about his anticipated return to the ring, Palomino hinted at a potential rematch and a forthcoming fight date. "Man, that's a question for Dave Feldman right there. And Nate Shook, I was told June 21st, but now I'm being pushed to August 30th," he revealed. Palomino expressed his eagerness to reclaim his belt and hinted at the possibility of the rematch taking place in his hometown.

With speculation swirling about his next opponent and the exact date of his return, Palomino remained focused and determined. "What I do know is August 30th what I heard," he affirmed, emphasizing his readiness to step back into the ring and continue his legacy in bare-knuckle fighting.

As the interview concluded, Palomino's words echoed the sentiments of anticipation and excitement shared by fans eagerly awaiting his return. With Knucklemania 4 setting the stage for his comeback, the Emperor stands poised to reclaim his throne and solidify his status as one of the greatest bare-knuckle fighters of all time.