Bam Margera Joins the BKFC 62 Action, Announces Appearance on Knuckletowns KO Show

Hollywood, FL - In a surprising and exciting twist at the BKFC 62 event, the legendary Bam Margera made a memorable appearance, bringing a dose of his trademark energy and unpredictability to the proceedings. Fresh off a plane from Philadelphia, Margera sat down for an exclusive interview with BigFace of Knuckletown, sharing his enthusiasm for bare-knuckle boxing and hinting at a potential fight of his own.
Bam, known for his fearless stunts on "Jackass," was visibly thrilled to be part of the action. "I just flew in from Philly. I met Michael Lohan, and he's been a friend for a while. He said, 'You gotta see this bare-knuckle boxing. I know you don't like wearing pads when you skateboard and like the real deal. Come down and watch this.' I got front-row seats, and I said, 'I'll be there,'" Margera recounted. His excitement was palpable as he described the intensity of the matches, complete with the bloodshed that has become a hallmark of the sport.
Margera's enthusiasm didn't stop at being a spectator. He boldly declared his desire to step into the ring himself. "I would really like to fight Knoxville. I'll kick his ass. And I want to do bare-knuckle. I don't have time for mittens; it's too easy," he stated, referencing his former "Jackass" co-star Johnny Knoxville. BigFace, ever the hype man, chimed in, doubling down on the bet against Knoxville. Bam confidently predicted a quick victory, saying, "Triple it up because one, two, three. You're done."
Throughout the interview, Margera reflected on his personal journey and comeback. "I've been in a really bad way. The treatment centers put me on 18 different medications that made me such a zombie, I couldn't even cry or cum. Finally, when I got out, I was 250 pounds from all the side effects. Now, my wife, who's been a stretch coach, helps me get back into shape. My legs are back to skateboarding 100%, and now I'm ready to kick ass," he shared candidly, earning the support and admiration of fans.
Bam was clearly impressed by the BKFC and its brutal authenticity. "It's the best. I actually never seen it on TV before because I was in treatment for two years, and they wouldn't let me watch TV. Now that I'm out, I'm like, this is where it's at, man," he said, endorsing the sport with genuine excitement.
As Bam Margera continues his personal comeback and explores new challenges, his involvement with BKFC and Knuckletown adds an exciting twist to his storied career. Fans eagerly await his appearance on the KO Show and the possibility of seeing him in the bare-knuckle ring.
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