Back in competition, Chad Mendes gets a date for his debut in 'bare-knuckle boxing'

C. Mendes will compete at BKFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram @chadmendes

Former UFC featherweight title challenger (up to 65,7kg), Chad Mendes He already has his debut scheduled in 'boxing without gloves'. According to the website 'MMA Junkie', the North American should make his debut in 'Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship' against Joshua Alvarez on February 19, in Hollywood, Florida.

See too

With a 'negative balance' in the UFC lightweight division, Chandler makes an unprecedented challenge to the veteran to fight in the welterweight division

Bruno Blindado reveals 'simple' strategy for the duel against Alex Poatan: 'I'm going to come out punching'

VIDEO: Amanda Nunes suffers a domestic accident and falls with her daughter in her lap

Despite not mentioning his opponent, Mendes confirmed the information that he will be in action at the 'BKFC' on February 19 and invited fans to follow his return to competition.

“It’s been a lifelong routine and it’s not over yet! February 19th I will bring the 'heat' in Florida. I will have information about tickets soon. For anyone who wants to watch, all you need to do is download the BKFC app and sign up. It’s so easy,” Chad wrote.

Professional since 2008, Chad Mendes he had retired from martial arts in 2018. During his career in Ultimate, he competed for the featherweight belt (up to 65,7kg) on ​​three occasions – two for the linear title and one for the interim title. The athlete, however, was defeated by José Aldo (2x) and Conor McGregor.

Fatal change? Makhachev ignores warning and could end tragically at welterweight!