Noah Cutter will enter exclusive company in his next fight.
When Cutter returns to action at the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship Prospect Series event on Jan. 27 in Albuquerque, NM, he will become just the seventh fighter in BKFC history to enter the Squared Circle 10 times.
“I’m just a dog with it, man,” the 34-year-old Fort Walton Beach, FL fighter says when asked about his impressive longevity in bare knuckle fighting.
“I keep coming back for more. They know I come to fight. Even when I have off nights and bad performances, they keep bringing me back because I get in there and I bring it. I’m not out there to protect my record or get a safe win. I’m always trying to get better too. A lot of guys fall off because they don’t work hard to improve, or they don’t have it in them to improve.”
On Jan. 27, Cutter battles Donald Sanchez in the Main Event under the bright lights at Revel Arena, LIVE worldwide on The BKFC App. With nine action-backed BKFC fights under his belt, Cutter is ready for anything in this must-see middleweight showdown.
“It could be over in the first round, it could end with five seconds left, or it could go to a decision. I see it going any number of ways, but I see myself winning or stopping the fight in every possible outcome,” he says.
Cutter wouldn’t mind eventually being the first BKFC fighter to compete 15 times in the Squared Circle, but for now he’s focused on the task at hand.
“If I could fight four times in 2024, that would be fantastic, but I don’t want to get ahead of myself. I’ve done that before, and it’s a mistake,” he says. “I’ve always got a roadmap for where I want to go in the future, but I’m not looking past anyone.”
