Gary Fox is a British boxer holding a record of 13-4-0 before transitioning to bare-knuckle. He’s more well-known for his technique and accuracy over his power but that may change as he fights at lower weight classes. He spent much of his boxing career around featherweight as he is now but he fought at welterweight in BKFC early on. That power should translate much better for him at his rightful weight class of 145.

Fox is one of these born warriors who feels his true purpose is to throw hands in the Squared Circle and has gone as far as saying he feels useless when he doesn’t have a fight planned. In his words, he feels that bare-knuckle boxing is the grittiest and rawest form of fighting. There’s something pure about the violence one can only experience in BKFC and he feels this creates some of the most humble athletes and human beings he’s ever interacted with. 

Fox keeps a sense of humor about himself but is all business in any ring he steps into. He never forces a knockout but seems to love the feeling of turning someone’s lights out even more than most fighters. Fox is also helping the next generation of fighters come up which include his cousin’s daughter who is slowly breaking into the world of combat.