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BKFC Fight Night Australia: Kuhne vs. Curran (2026)

BKFC Fight Night Australia: Kuhne vs. Curran (also known as BKFC Fight Night 46) was a bare-knuckle fighting event that was held by Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship on October 3, 2026. This event marked the promotion's second event in Australia since BKFC Fight Night 37 in April 2026 and first in Queensland. A welterweight bout between Josh Kuhne and Shaun Curran was the main event.
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BKFC Fight Night Australia: Kuhne vs. Curran (also known as BKFC Fight Night 46) was a bare-knuckle fighting event that was held by Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship on October 3, 2026. This event marked the promotion's second event in Australia since BKFC Fight Night 37 in April 2026 and first in Queensland. A welterweight bout between Josh Kuhne and Shaun Curran was the main event.

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