Harry “The Hitman” Gigliotti is a New England boxer and bare-knuckle standout fighting out of Haverhill, Massachusetts. A former gloved professional boxer with a 9-5 record, Gigliotti built his reputation on durability. He's only been stopped only once across 14 boxing bouts. He has described himself as an old-school “boxer-puncher” who relies on balance, rhythm, an active jab, body work, and high punch volume rather than simply chasing one-shot knockouts.

Gigliotti arrived in BKFC with a 5-0 bare-knuckle record and two successful title defenses outside the promotion. He earned a first-round knockout of Cody Jenkins, defeated Rusty Crowder by unanimous decision, stopped Joe Fitzpatrick with a first-round body shot, and earned fourth-round stoppage wins over Jon Barnard and Kallum Skhane. Those performances prompted his move to BKFC so that he can look to stake his claim as the best featherweight in the world.

Gigliotti is closely tied to the Haverhill and greater New England combat-sports community. His social media shows a professional bare-knuckle boxer of Italian and Irish heritage, a former three-time Police Gazette Diamond world champion, and a BKFC athlete. His posts focus heavily on training, title accomplishments, fight promotion, and the pride he takes in representing his hometown.

Away from the ring, Gigliotti’s public persona is ambitious and business-minded. He has openly discussed wanting to expand his platform, build his personal content, make the right career moves, and pursue the biggest available fights. That outlook, coupled with an experienced boxing foundation and a proven bare-knuckle résumé, makes “The Hitman” one of BKFC’s most established crossover additions at featherweight.