David Simpson Beats Brandon Conley in 27 Seconds at BKFC 79
Sturgis, SD — August 2, 2025
David Simpson (5-0) continued his reign of terror in the lightweight division with a ferocious first-round TKO over Brandon Conley (2-3) at BKFC 79. The bout lasted just 27 seconds, with Simpson delivering one of the fastest and most violent finishes of the night at the legendary Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Simpson’s Power Unleashed from the Opening Bell
Simpson wasted no time asserting dominance. As soon as the fight began, he closed the distance and detonated a right hand that sent Conley stumbling backward. A follow-up barrage of hooks and uppercuts left Conley defenseless, forcing the referee to step in and wave off the contest.
The win marks Simpson’s fifth straight victory and fourth first-round stoppage, solidifying his reputation as one of BKFC’s most dangerous finishers.
Conley Caught Cold
Brandon Conley entered the bout looking to rebound from a previous loss, but he never had a chance to get going. Simpson’s speed and aggression overwhelmed him instantly, and the loss drops Conley to 2-3 in BKFC competition.
While Conley showed heart in accepting the fight, the result underscores the unforgiving nature of bare-knuckle fighting—where one mistake can end the night in seconds.
Simpson’s Lightweight Ascent Accelerates
With another emphatic finish, David Simpson is now firmly in the conversation for a top-10 spot in BKFC’s lightweight division. Promoters are already eyeing potential matchups with fellow finishers like Chris Garcia or Bobby Henry, both of whom also scored wins at BKFC 79.
Simpson’s blend of speed, power, and killer instinct makes him a must-watch fighter as BKFC continues to expand its roster of elite talent.
Conclusion
David Simpson’s 27-second destruction of Brandon Conley at BKFC 79 wasn’t just a win—it was a warning. In a sport built on brutality and precision, Simpson is proving he has both in abundance. As the lightweight division heats up, Simpson is charging toward the top with fists flying.
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