Jade Masson-Wong Signs Multi-Fight Deal With BKB – Targets World Title Run
Canadian bare-knuckle fighter Jade Masson-Wong has signed a multi-fight, multi-year deal with BKB Bare Knuckle Boxing, adding another experienced name to the promotion’s women’s roster. The Quebec-born athlete, known as “Evil Smile,” is expected to make her BKB Trigon debut in the coming months, with a specific opponent and event yet to be announced.
Canadian Bare-Knuckle Star Jade Masson-Wong Heads to BKB
Masson-Wong arrives with a 4-2 bare-knuckle record, including two knockouts, alongside a 2-1 professional boxing mark and a 3-3 MMA record. The 33-year-old orthodox fighter stands 5-foot-4 with a 62-inch reach and trains at Tristar Quebec.
Her most recognizable bare-knuckle result came in March 2024, when she stopped Gabrielle Roman in 60 seconds. The signing comes after Masson-Wong’s May appearance against Aline Pereira, sister of UFC champion Alex Pereira, at MVP MMA 1: Rousey vs. Carano in Inglewood, California. Pereira took a split decision.
Masson-Wong began boxing at 13 after a background in gymnastics and has since built a profile through MMA, conventional boxing and bare-knuckle competition. Outside the ring, she has partnerships with Perfect Sports and Chrono Aviation, while her motorcycles, tattoos and active social-media presence have helped make her a familiar face in Quebec combat sports circles.
“Bare knuckle is one of the purest and toughest forms of combat, and I’m thrilled to join the number one promotion in the space BKB at this exciting time,” Masson-Wong said. “I’ve already shown I can knock opponents out quickly and compete at the highest level. Now I’m coming to BKB to chase world titles and give the fans the exciting fights they deserve.”
BKB chairman and founder Mike Vazquez called Masson-Wong a “fan-friendly fighter” with knockout power, while CEO David Tetreault said her arrival adds depth to the women’s division. The promotion says its roster includes more than 200 fighters from over 30 countries.
Founded in 2015 as BYB Extreme Fighting Series, BKB grew from its first Florida event into an international promotion that later acquired the UK-based BKB brand. Its events have reached the United Kingdom, Dubai and the United States, with the Police Gazette Diamond Belt now serving as the BKB world championship prize.
For Masson-Wong, the deal opens a new route toward a title run — and a first appearance inside BKB’s three-sided Trigon ring.
