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How to Watch BKFC in 2026 in the US

Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship spreads across a few places in 2026, so the right option depends on which card you want. Here's the breakdown.

The main option: the BKTV app

BKFC's own streaming service, BKTV, costs $7.99/month and carries the promotion's regular monthly live events plus behind-the-scenes content. It runs on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Samsung, Chromecast and Android TV. One important caveat: pay-per-view cards are not included in the subscription — subscribers get PPV discount codes, but the big cards are still an extra purchase.

Fubo carries select events

Some BKFC events are carried on Fubo (which is also a strategic BKFC investor), so if you already have Fubo, check whether a given card is on it before buying anything else.

DAZN — the premium tentpoles

BKFC's biggest cards — its "KnuckleMania"-level events — run as "BKFC on DAZN." These are separate from the BKTV app slate and are not included in the BKTV subscription.

Pay-per-view and free options

Major BKFC cards are also sold as pay-per-view (through the BKFC app, DAZN or TrillerTV); exact PPV prices are set per event and aren't published in advance. For free, BKFC posts highlights and archived content on YouTube.

The bottom line

For the regular monthly cards, the $7.99 BKTV app is the cheapest path. For the marquee events, expect to pay extra — either a pay-per-view or via DAZN — so check each card's listing before fight night.

See the full 2026 BKFC schedule →