Mick Terrill is one of the most well-mannered killers you will ever see step into the Squared Circle. He’s not one for smack talk and he would rather let his hands speak - they speak volumes. Having debuted in the BKFC against Arnold Adams, you can imagine that all of his competition from that point on would be easy and Terrill has confirmed that assumption.

Terrill began his combat sports career in kickboxing and Muay Thai, and has gone on to build a fearsome reputation in the world of bare-knuckle boxing. He’s defeated Sam Shewmaker, Arnold Adams in their rematch and a number of heavyweights outside of the BKFC with no fights going the distance. Look for a very calculated chaos approach when Terrill toes the line and he will always respect his opponent’s power but know he can match it. 

Mick Terrill embodies that old school British bare-knuckle fighter in every way possible but with a modern twist. Yeah, he’s a tough, hard guy with a temper in the Squared Circle but he’s well spoken and polite even in the very moments leading up to his fights. He’s a dog lover with a preference for pitbulls, a husband, a father and maybe the hardest grandad alive today.

Mick Terrill became the BKFC heavyweight champion after he defeated Arnold Adams in their rematch at BKFC 56.