Michael Manno views his recent win at BKFC Fight Night: Los Angeles as a pivotal moment in his career. The middleweight fighter, hailing from Shreveport, LA, raised his BKFC record to 2-2 following a dominant performance in the fourth round against Vinnie Familari at Thunder Studios, in front of a full house.
Approaching 2025, Manno is feeling optimistic after attaining a win and balancing his record, a stark difference from his previous string of three consecutive losses that had put him at 1-3.
“That win was crucial to me, like soil to crops or air to breathe,” Manno remarks with a chuckle. Stressing the importance of the recent victory, he is pleased to see his dedication paying off and his career back on the right track.
At 28 years old, Manno is resolute about continuing his advancement in the sport. “I am focused on moving up in the rankings,” he affirms, displaying his determination for challenging fights and financial prospects in the future.
