OSCAR WILLIS
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STEPHENS-WILLIS vs DAVIS
October 12, 2024 1:00 PM
October 12, 2024 1:00 PM
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Lightweight
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67.5in / 171cm
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1.7272
nickname
THE ONE THE ONLY
age
05/1991
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Nationality
United Kingdom
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Oscar Stephens-Willis crossed over to bare-knuckle fighting after a single professional MMA fight in 2022. What’s interesting about his journey to BKFC is that he is the content manager for Mac Life, Conor McGregor’s MMA news outlet with a massive social media presence and huge following.
Willis has been looking to challenge other MMA journalists to scraps to see who is the baddest one in the game today. He drew Ben Davis, a color commentator for Anthony Pettis FC.
Stephens-Willis is still perfecting his style and craft, but he has access to some of the best gyms and personnel in the world. We can expect to see rapid improvement in skill from his MMA fight, which he won via unanimous decision.
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STEPHENS-WILLIS vs DAVIS
October 12, 2024
October 12, 2024 1:00 PM
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