Watch: Biker Chick in Assless Chaps and Thong Wins by Knockout in BKFC

In case you like your bare-knuckle brawls with a splash of drama, Shyanna Bintliff’s victory at BKFC 79 in Sturgis was served good. Preventing in entrance of a raucous Buffalo Chip crowd on the legendary bike rally, Bintliff gave followers an evening to recollect – and never simply because she walked away with a highlight-reel end.

Shyanna Bintliff Weigh-In Thong

Shyanna Bintliff attended the ceremonial weigh-ins in leather-based biker put on, with assless chaps and a thong.

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Shyanna Bintliff’s Knockout Win in BKFC

The bout towards Marisol Ruelas began on shaky floor – actually. Within the opening spherical, biker chick Bintliff was examined onerous, hitting the canvas after Ruelas landed a crisp shot. However true to the combating spirit of the plains, Bintliff wasn’t about to let her Sturgis debut get spoiled by an early journey to the deck. As an alternative, she shook off the cobwebs, flashed the form of gritty dedication you anticipate from somebody representing each Billings, Montana and Las Vegas, and obtained proper again in Ruelas’ face.

Spherical two noticed the tide shift. Bintliff, undeterred by the sooner knockdown, got here out swinging. With the group behind her, she ramped up the strain, turning up the warmth with a barrage of bare-knuckle punches. A minute and eleven seconds into the second spherical, she discovered the shot she’d been searching – a clear strike that put Ruelas on her heels and left the referee with no selection however to halt the competition for a technical knockout.

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That’s a TKO comeback win for Bintliff, who strikes to 2-0 in her bare-knuckle profession – fairly a press release to make for her BKFC premiere. The featherweight showdown served as an appetizer on a card additionally filled with chaos: from Julian “Let Me Bang” Lane taking welterweight gold to knockouts aplenty throughout divisions.