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The Burning of the Boats
March 8th, 2025 | 681 S Reservation Rd Porterville, CA
Big Dawg Bare Knuckle Boxing named their first event The Burning of the Boats as a nod to the Conquistadores who, upon arriving in Mexico, burned their ships to signify total commitment—there was no turning back. That same spirit fueled Big Dawg’s debut: entering the newly legalized world of bare-knuckle boxing in California with full conviction and no safety net. The name represents their fearless launch into a brutal, high-stakes sport, signaling that Big Dawg isn’t here to test the waters—they’re here to dominate.