Gaston Reyno Forces Milton Volter to Quit After Three
Hollywood, FL — July 12, 2025
Gaston Reyno (3-0) delivered a punishing performance at BKFC 78, forcing Milton Volter (2-2) to retire on his stool at 1:41 of Round 3. The lightweight bout, held at Hard Rock Live, was a showcase of Reyno’s relentless pressure, sharp shot selection, and bare-knuckle brutality.
Reyno’s Relentless Assault Breaks Volter Down
From the opening bell, Reyno took control of the fight with aggressive forward movement and pinpoint accuracy. He battered Volter with stiff jabs, looping hooks, and body shots that echoed through the arena. Volter tried to respond with counters, but Reyno’s pace and volume overwhelmed him.
By Round 2, Volter was visibly fatigued and marked up, struggling to keep Reyno off him.
Volter’s Corner Makes the Smart Call
Milton Volter showed heart and grit, but he was outmatched from the start. While he absorbed punishment and tried to rally, Reyno’s pressure never let up. The retirement marks Volter’s second career loss and highlights the unforgiving nature of bare-knuckle fighting.
Reyno’s Rise in the Lightweight Division
With another emphatic finish, Gaston Reyno is quickly climbing the ranks in BKFC’s lightweight division. Promoters are already eyeing potential matchups with contenders like Stephen Townsel Reyno’s blend of aggression, durability, and finishing instinct makes him a serious threat to the division’s elite.
His performance at BKFC 78 wasn’t just dominant—it was destructive.
Conclusion
Gaston Reyno’s third-round TKO (retirement) over Milton Volter was a violent, calculated dismantling that reaffirmed his status as a rising force in BKFC. In a sport where toughness meets technique, Reyno delivered both in abundance. The lightweight division has a new problem—and he’s coming for gold.
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Tags: BKFC, Bare-Knuckle Boxing
