Conor McGregor’s Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) lands in Scotland for the first time this weekend.Headlined by a UK light heavyweight title clash between Scotland’s own Sean Weir and Manchester’s Leigh Cohoon, the event, billed as BKFC 96, takes place at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro.McGregor became a minority owner of BKFC in 2024 and has been at the centre of many of the promotion’s biggest events sinceGettyWeir is undefeated in three bare-knuckle fights and takes on short-notice opponent Cohoon, who last fought in September on the undercard of Darren Till‘s epic war with Yoel Romero.Cohoon accepted the main event clash on a week’s notice after Irish fighter Conor Cooke pulled out for undisclosed reasons and was subsequently stripped of his belt.It is expected that the winner of Weir vs Cohoon will face Cooke next.In the co-main event, MMA veteran Stevie Ray, who fought for the UFC and PFL, takes on longtime BKFC representative Danny Christie.View Tweet: https://x.com/hashtag/BKFC96?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwMeanwhile, WWE superstar turned-bare-knuckle-boxer Gzim Selmani makes his second promotional appearance against England’s Reece Herr.How to watch BKFC 96The full BKFC 96 card can be viewed via DAZN on Saturday, November 7, with a subscription.The event will also be streamed internationally as part of the BKFC+ subscription, which starts at $7.99 per month on the BKFC app.BKFC 96 start timeThe prelims get underway from 6pm GMT (1pm ET, 10am PT) before the main card begins at 7pm GMT (2pm ET, 11am PT).Weir and Cohoon are expected to make their walks to the four-roped ring at 11pm GMT (6pm ET, 3pm PT).BKFC 96 full card and weigh-in resultsSubject to changeMain cardMAIN EVENT: Sean Weir (183.4lbs) vs Leigh Cohoon (183.8lbs) – for BKFC UK Light Heavyweight ChampionshipCo-main: Stevie Ray (175.2) vs Danny Christie (174.6) – MiddleweightGzim Selmani (261.2) vs Reece Herr (263.8) – HeavyweightScott Malone (135.8) vs Kieron Sewell (135.8) – BantamweightBarry Boyle (272.6) vs Kasseem Saleem (263) – HeavyweightDoalty Torrance (165.6) vs KJ Metcalfe (163.4) – WelterweightCory Chapman (134.6) vs Lewis Dixon (133.2) – BantamweightDan Morel (146.4) vs Owen Webster (144) – FeatherweightPrelimsLewis Knox (145.4) vs Tommy Caurus (143.8) – FeatherweightRhys Pagan (182.2) vs Danny Moir (182) – Light HeavyweightIan Mulroy (174.6) vs Charlie Thomson (174) – MiddleweightBKFC boss previews Glasgow showSpeaking to talkSPORT.com, BKFC founder Dave Feldman revealed one fight he’s particularly excited about.“I’m really looking forward to the co-main event: Stevie Ray vs Danny Christie,” Feldman said.Feldman is excited to find out how MMA veteran Ray performs on his BKFC debut against ChristieBKFCThe pair battle it out in the co-main event of BKFC 96BKFC“He’s [Christie] an OG and bare knuckle. He fought for us in Wembley four years ago, and he and he looked phenomenal. One of the best fights that we ever had.“So people are kind of all talking about Stevie Ray right now because he’s making his debut, but they’re forgetting about Danny Christie, and that’s someone you definitely don’t want to forget about.“I’m really, really looking forward to that because I want to see what Stevie Ray has coming over in the sport.“We know he was a very well accomplished MMA fighter. Is he going to still do that as he transitions into bare knuckle?“We’re going to find that out on Saturday night. I think if he does great and looks really good, he can be a superstar in this organization.“But Danny has a lot to say about that. He said he’s an MMA fighter coming over. He wants a payday and he’s not really wanting to fight anymore.Former WWE superstar is back in bare-knuckle action at the BKFC event in GlasgowBKFC“But after talking to Stevie Ray, I’m not too sure that that’s exactly what it is. I think Stevie Ray is coming to take his head off.”Former WWE superstar back in actionFeldman also praised heavyweight contender Selmani and believes ‘The Albanian Psycho’ can have a big future at BKFC.“I think his ability to promote himself is head and shoulders above a lot of the guys in the organization because he had that training and that’s the type of training we’re trying to give the fighters moving forward,” Feldman said.“He has a great advantage there, and now he has to catch up to the fighting aspect of it.“He was doing wrestling, which is, you know, people say it’s fake, it’s scripted, it’s real, you’re getting thrown around, but you’re not getting punched in your face with a bare knuckle. It’s not that kind of real.“Now he’s stepping up and doing that. So I take my hat off to him. I think it’s a tremendous shot that he’s taken, really. And he’s been great to work with.”Watch Boxing on DAZN*If you click a link in this boxout, we will earn affiliate revenueSign up to DAZN to access the definitive subscription for boxing fans.Upgrade to DAZN Ultimate from just £24.99/month, guaranteeing access to 185+ fights annually, a minimum of 12 pay-per-views at no extra cost, as well as every Lega Serie A match and other elite football access.Alternatively, DAZN Standard is just £15.99/month, with the caveat you will have to pay for pay-per-view events.Click here to sign up.Selmani added: “I’m very excited to be a part of this organization — I believe it will be the biggest combat sports organization over the next couple years.!I’ve been around the combat scene for a long time. At the end of the day, I don’t care where I am or who I’m fighting. I’m excited to smash this guy’s head on Saturday, and that’s exactly what I’m going to do.”