BKB 57 Results: Terrill, Chalmers and Vargas Brothers Claim Stoppage Wins

BKB 57 Results: Terrill, Chalmers and Vargas Brothers Claim Stoppage Wins

Mick Terrill returned to London with a first-round TKO over Florian De La Motte in the BKB 57 main event, while brothers Fernando Vargas Jr. and Amado Vargas each earned stoppage wins on a finish-heavy card at indigo at The O2 on July 25. Amado Vargas’ first-round knockout of James Springer earned Performance of the Night.

BKB 57 London Results: Terrill TKO, Amado Vargas KO and Chalmers Win

Terrill needed 1:41 of the opening round to halt De La Motte in the heavyweight headliner. The British fighter pressed the action from the start and found the shots needed to force the TKO, putting his name back into the conversation near the top of BKB’s heavyweight field.

Afterward, Terrill called for a quick return, saying: “Get me back in there. Whoever it is – I’m ready.” The result gave the London crowd a short, decisive main event and capped a night built around early finishes.

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Fernando Vargas Jr. stopped Gary Allen at 1:20 of round two in their super-welterweight bout. His brother Amado then made an immediate mark in his bare-knuckle debut, knocking out James Springer at 2:09 of the first round in a super-featherweight contest.

The Vargas brothers had been promoted as part of a co-main event doubleheader, and both delivered wins on the same London show. Fernando described the format as “a street fight in there” and praised BKB for giving younger fighters another platform, while Amado credited his training camp after collecting the event’s performance bonus.

Aaron Chalmers defeated Jack Fincham by doctor’s-stoppage TKO at 1:08 of the first round in their catchweight crossover bout. The contest paired two well-known British reality-TV figures, but the action did not reach the second round after Fincham could not continue.

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The undercard followed the same theme. Matty Askin stopped Jay Kerr at 2:02 of round one, Martin Reffell knocked out Liam Howell in 47 seconds, and Lee Spencer finished Braide Lee Harkett in 25 seconds. Liam Turuel also recorded a 25-second knockout against Will Dermietzel.

Mick Terrill def. Florian De La Motte via TKO at 1:41 of Round 1 (Heavyweight Main Event)
Fernando Vargas Jr. def. Gary Allen via TKO at 1:20 of Round 2 (Super Welterweight)
Aaron Chalmers def. Jack Fincham via TKO (Doctor’s Stoppage) at 1:08 of Round 1 (Catchweight)
Amado Vargas def. Gary Allen via KO at 2:09 of Round 1 (Super Featherweight) – Performance of the Night
Simey Doherty vs. Aaron McCallum ends in a Split Draw after 5 Rounds
Matty Askin def. Jay Kerr via TKO at 2:02 of Round 1
Martin Reffell def. Liam Howell via KO at 0:47 of Round 1
Lee Spencer def. Braide Lee Harkett via KO at 0:25 of Round 1
Liam Turuel def. Will Dermietzel via KO at 0:25 of Round 1
Nico Earwaker def. Liam Blackwell via TKO (Doctor’s Stoppage) at the end of Round 2
Kye Stevens def. Jack McNally via TKO (Doctor’s Stoppage) in Round 2

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BKB 57 was streamed as “Anarchy in the UK” and marked the promotion’s return to London with Terrill, Chalmers and the Vargas brothers leading the bill.