Lee Selby will face unbeaten finisher Ollie Sentance in the super lightweight main event at BKB 61 in London on Nov. 14. The card also features a bridgerweight world title fight, as champion Marko Martinjak meets former British cruiserweight champion Matty Askin.

By the Numbers
  • 10 announced fights: 6 on the main card and 4 TikTok exclusives.
  • Selby is 1-0 in bare-knuckle boxing; Sentance is 2-0, with both wins by stoppage.
  • Martinjak is 13-2, with all 13 wins by knockout; Askin is 1-0 in bare-knuckle boxing.
  • Aaron McCallum and Simey Doherty fought to a split draw in July; their records are 9-6-1 and 10-2-1, respectively.
Yes, But

Selby has more experience as a champion in gloved boxing, but Sentance is unbeaten in bare-knuckle competition and has stopped every opponent. Martinjak brings a substantial bare-knuckle record into the title fight, while Askin’s boxing credentials will be tested in this format.

State of Play
  • The Nov. 14 event is scheduled for indigo at The O2 in London.
  • The card includes a rematch between McCallum and Doherty after their July split draw.
  • Other announced matchups include Ashley Devenport vs. Kallum Skhane and Dan Gittens vs. Dan Cawse.
What's Next

Selby and Sentance will put their unbeaten bare-knuckle records on the line, while Martinjak’s title is at stake in the co-main event. The card’s matchups set up a night of title pressure, rematch stakes and unbeaten records to defend.

Bottom Line

BKB 61 pairs Selby’s high-profile return with two clear stakes: an unbeaten-record showdown in the main event and a world title defense against a challenger making his second bare-knuckle appearance.