LT Nelson Targets Decisive First-Round KO at BKB 53: "It's Time to Go to Sleep"
LT Nelson, the reigning middleweight champion, is set to defend his title against Mark Tiffin at BKB 53: The Harder They Fall on April 17th. This bout continues Nelson's impressive track record of defeating prominent UK bare-knuckle boxers throughout his celebrated career.
Reflecting on his upcoming clash with Tiffin and his history of facing British bare-knuckle fighters, Nelson commented:
“I respect the UK fighters; they're tough and always ready to scrap. I welcome them to keep lining them up because I'll keep putting them away.”
Nelson Vows to Continue Knockout Streak at BKB 53
Known for his finishing ability, the two-division BKB champion Nelson discussed his fight strategy. He emphasized the importance of adaptability and entering a "flow state" during a fight. Nelson is always prepared for a grueling, six-round war, boasting excellent cardio and a desire for intense exchanges. However, his primary objective for the Tiffin fight is a knockout.
Nelson is confident in securing another first-round knockout, aiming for back-to-back stoppages. He intends to leave no room for judges' decisions, stating, “These people are going out. I’m going to show the world. I’m going to keep on knocking people out.” Addressing Mark Tiffin directly, Nelson declared, “Sorry to say, but you’re in my way, brother. It’s time to go to sleep.”
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