Following news of his free agency, Jeremy Stephens is expected to pen a deal to remain with the BKFC (Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship) according to founder, David Feldman — who also confirmed his interest in booking the Iowa veteran in a super fight with next.
Stephens, an experienced alum of the UFC’s featherweight and lightweight limit — made his third outing in the ring over the course of the weekend at BKFC Knucklemania V in Philadelphia, headlining the card in a grudge fight with Eddie Alvarez.
And scoring his third straight win in the promotion, Jeremy Stephens landed an impressive third round corner stoppage TKO win over former UFC lightweight champion, Alvarez — having broken his jaw in the goings of the grudge fight.