Jimmie Rivera scored a knockout win over Brandon Meyer at BKFC 95.
Jimmie Rivera added a knockout win to his résumé at BKFC 95, stopping Brandon Meyer in the bare-knuckle event on October 18, 2026.
Rivera, known as "El Terror," is a 37-year-old Orthodox fighter from the United States who trains with Team Tiger Schulmann. His MMA record stands at 23-5-0. At five-foot-four with a 68-inch reach, he gives up size to most opponents, but his statistical profile shows a fighter who leans on precision. Across his MMA career, Rivera has landed 4.03 significant strikes per minute at 40 percent accuracy, a combination built on timing and clean connection rather than sheer volume.
His grappling numbers are modest by comparison, with 0.88 takedowns per 15 minutes and 0.1 submission attempts per 15 minutes. That profile suggests a striker who prefers to settle matters on the feet, which fits a knockout finish in a bare-knuckle setting where there is little room for extended grappling exchanges.
Meyer was on the other side of the finish at BKFC 95. No further details on his record or background accompany this report.
Why it matters
- A knockout is the cleanest way to make a statement in bare-knuckle boxing, where a single clean shot can end the night.
- At 37, Rivera continues to show he can finish fights against active competition.
- His accuracy-first striking numbers translate well to a format with no gloves to soften impact.
Further details of the finish, including the round and the time of the stoppage, were not part of the initial report.
