| Pro Bare Knuckle Record | 1-0-0 | Wins-Losses-Draws (KOs) |
| Result | Opponent | Event | Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scheduled | JOSEPH CREER |
BKFC 63 HART vs STARLING
Aug 03 2024 |
n/a |
| Win | JOSH WATSON |
BKFC Montana
Oct 09 2021 |
'Defiant' Bryant Acheson began mixed martial arts back in 2010 at the amateur level. He had three bouts in as many years at that level and won every one of them. He stepped up to the pros years later in 2019 and remains undefeated in MMA with an additional BKFC win against Josh Watson sprinkled in there.
Acheson has an impressive 248-16 amateur boxing record however, those bouts are not recorded online with any stat keeping sites. Still the skill shows when you watch the man work in the ring, octagon or Squared Circle. He made easy work of the very tough and powerful Josh Watson in their debuts. Watson has not lost since facing Acheson and he arguably knocked Watson out twice in their fight.
One thing we would all like to see from Acheson is more activity. He seems incredibly skilled and you have to wonder what more seat time in the Squared Circle could do for a natural like himself. Still, the Montana resident is always expected to do spectacular things when he toes the line.
Acheson is all about the outdoors in the Big Sky Country as it’s known. He loves fishing, hunting and probably most of all dogs, specifically Labradors. Acheson eats healthy year-round and represents Grindhouse MMA out of Billings, Montana
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