Brandon Conley, also known as “Stronghold,” has gained recognition for his hard work and outstanding accomplishments.
As a dominant cruiserweight contender, Conley commits five days a week to strength training. In 2018, he made a noteworthy achievement by bench pressing 225 pounds an impressive 60 times.
During his debut at BKFC 63 in August, Conley’s remarkable punching strength led to his opponent, Donnie Tice Jr., hitting the mat five times.
“My ability to deliver knockouts is a talent and has been a significant edge I’ve had against almost all my rivals,” says the fighter from Chillicothe, OH.
“With a well-placed punch, I can knock out anyone.”
He believes this will hold true this Saturday when he takes on Keith Richardson (2-0) at BKFC Fight Night: Los Angeles, airing live on The BKFC App.
“He’s going down,” Conley confidently states.
Conley is thrilled to conclude his first BKFC season on a high note and has his sights set on a breakthrough in 2025.
“I’m eagerly awaiting Saturday,” he confesses.
“I’m excited to secure this win, celebrate with my family over the holidays, and get ready for my championship pursuit in 2025. I’m prepared to vie for the title in the 205 or 185 division—whichever provides the best chance for success.”
