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Bare Knuckle FC title challenger Harry Gigliotti, a Massachusetts native, will headline BKFC 92 at Boston’s Fenway Park.

Growing up in Newburyport, Massachusetts, Harry Gigliotti attended numerous Boston Red Sox baseball games. Fast forward to 2026, and the talented Bare Knuckle FC star will look to secure a title in the middle of the diamond.

Gigliotti will challenge BKFC featherweight champion Kai Stewart in the BKFC 92 main event this Saturday at Fenway Park in Boston. The featherweight title matchup headlines a stacked card at BKFC’s first event at a baseball stadium.

Stewart isn’t lacking confidence ahead of BKFC 92. The reigning champion plans to create chaos ahead of fight night, which includes creating animosity with Gigliotti and the Boston fanbase expected to attend the title bout.

Surprisingly, Gigliotti’s promotional strategy has been to embrace Stewart’s ‘villain’ role and to use it against him.

Harry Gigliotti set to bring ‘destruction and chaos’ to Fenway Park

During a recent interview on The Fight Guys podcast, Gigliotti shared a surprising stance on Stewart’s pre-fight antics.

“He likes the villain arc, and that’s okay! I can go that route sometimes too. But I’m more humble; I like to play the role of the superhero. I’ll show the villain on fight night; either way, I’m more of a vigilante in there, destructive and chaotic,” Gigliotti said.

“Fighting is chaos! And I plan on showing a little bit of chaos that night. Getting in his head, and as I’m hitting him, talking my s—. I want to make him think this fight was a bad idea. We’ll have fun, probably share a beer afterwards, but I’m planning on taking that title and making him think he didn’t belong in there with me to begin with.

“Off with his head. The hitman is taking the throne!”

Gigliotti earned the featherweight title shot after a successful BKFC debut earlier this year. The 14-fight professional boxing vet aims to show Stewart a new level of chaos when they clash in the ring this weekend.

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