The reign of the "Queen of Violence" continues as Christine Ferea showcased her dominance in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) 92 event held at the iconic Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, on August 29, 2026. This event marked a significant moment for BKFC, bringing the thrilling sport of bare-knuckle boxing to one of America's most storied sports venues.
In the co-main event, Ferea, the reigning women’s Flyweight champion, faced off against Sofia Landi, known as the "Queen of the Streets." The fight began with both fighters exchanging blows, but Ferea quickly found her rhythm, landing powerful combinations that began to wear down her opponent.
The second round marked a turning point in the match. Ferea knocked Landi down early in the round, but Landi managed to rise to her feet, demonstrating her resilience. However, Ferea was relentless, following up with a barrage of punches that sent Landi crashing to the canvas once again. The referee stepped in just 33 seconds into the second round, calling off the fight as Landi struggled to recover.
Ferea's victory not only solidified her status as the "Queen of Violence" but also marked her first successful title defense. After the fight, she turned her attention to a potential matchup with one of the greatest female fighters in combat sports history, Cris Cyborg. Ferea passionately called out Cyborg, saying, “Cris, come out of retirement. I love you. You’re the f—king GOAT, but I want to face you. I’ve looked up to you my entire career. Let’s do it. Real fighting, bare knuckle — BKFC, baby. Let’s go, Cris.”
This challenge is not new for Ferea, as she previously expressed interest in fighting Cyborg after her win against Bec Rawlings at BKFC 56 in December 2023. BKFC president Dave Feldman has indicated that Cyborg has shown interest in competing within the promotion, raising hopes for a future bout.
Ferea's current record stands at an impressive 12 wins and 1 loss, with her only defeat coming in 2019 against Helen Peralta. Since then, she has achieved a remarkable streak of 10 consecutive victories, during which she has not only captured the women’s Flyweight championship but also defended it five times, along with earning the inaugural "Queen of Violence" title.
With Ferea having nearly exhausted the list of challengers in her division, the prospect of a fight against Cyborg could represent one of the biggest matchups in BKFC history. As the landscape of women's combat sports continues to evolve, Ferea's call for Cyborg to return from retirement adds an intriguing narrative to the future of bare-knuckle boxing.
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