BFL 88 brings three championship fights to Vancouver
BFL returns to the Harbour Event & Convention Centre in Vancouver on Thursday, August 27 with a deep card built around three professional championship fights. The main card for BFL 88 is scheduled to stream on UFC Fight Pass, with local veterans, international opponents and several of the promotion's most established names involved.
The biggest late development surrounds the lightweight championship. Radley Da Silva is now set to meet Lucas Corbage in Corbage vs. Da Silva, replacing the previously advertised Jeremy Kennedy matchup.
Radley Da Silva returns after DWCS win and BFL knockout
Da Silva enters at 9-1 and has quietly assembled one of the strongest runs on the Canadian regional scene. He won on Dana White's Contender Series in 2025, taking a unanimous decision over George Mangos, then returned to BFL in May and knocked out Rander Junio in the opening round.
Corbage brings considerably more professional experience at 13-4. The Argentine has five knockout wins and four submissions on his résumé and most recently stopped Ronald Padilla in the first round. Between Da Silva's momentum and Corbage's finishing ability, the lightweight title fight gives BFL 88 a strong international main event.
Jayden Martin and Dario Sinagoga finally meet
The middleweight championship is also on the line in Martin vs. Sinagoga. Jayden Martin enters at 4-1 against the far more experienced Dario Sinagoga, who owns a 7-2 record.
There is some history here: the pair have been matched before without ultimately making it into the cage. That gives their BFL 88 title fight a little more weight than the records alone suggest. Sinagoga has traditionally been comfortable grinding out decisions, while Martin has already shown finishing ability under the BFL banner.
Erfan Ahangarian chases flyweight gold
Keamue Welch vs. Ahangarian completes the trio of major championship matchups. Erfan Ahangarian has won five consecutive fights since dropping his professional debut, including two victories in 2026. Anvil Keamue Welch brings more professional experience and gets the opportunity to halt that momentum with the flyweight belt at stake.
The supporting lineup has plenty of familiar Canadian names as well. Geauvreau vs. Ouellet pairs two experienced featherweights, while Jackson vs. Briglio and Kwiatkowski vs. Nguyen add more depth to the lighter divisions.
BFL 88 professional fight card
- Radley Da Silva vs. Lucas Corbage – Lightweight Championship
- Jayden Martin vs. Dario Sinagoga – Middleweight Championship
- Anvil Keamue Welch vs. Erfan Ahangarian – Flyweight Championship
- Jake Geauvreau vs. Nic Ouellet
- Roman Tasone vs. Gustavo García
- Devon Jackson vs. Brandon Briglio
- Josh Kwiatkowski vs. John Nguyen
- Caleb Moctezuma vs. Daniel Abdenour
- Mauricio Barbosa vs. Terrence Jeffers
- Isaiah Metituk vs. Sina Maani
With the event still several days away and multiple late changes already appearing across current listings, the final bout order remains worth watching heading into fight night.
BFL 88 FAQ
When is BFL 88?
BFL 88 takes place Thursday, August 27, 2026 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Who is fighting in the BFL 88 main event?
Current listings have Radley Da Silva facing Lucas Corbage for the BFL lightweight championship.
Where is BFL 88 taking place?
The event is scheduled for the Harbour Event & Convention Centre in Vancouver, Canada.
How can I watch BFL 88?
The BFL 88 main card is scheduled to stream live on UFC Fight Pass.
How many title fights are at BFL 88?
The current professional lineup features three major BFL championship fights: Da Silva vs. Corbage at lightweight, Martin vs. Sinagoga at middleweight and Welch vs. Ahangarian at flyweight.
What is Radley Da Silva's MMA record?
Da Silva enters BFL 88 with a 9-1 professional record and a lengthy winning streak that includes victories on Dana White's Contender Series and in BFL.
What is Lucas Corbage's MMA record?
Corbage enters the lightweight championship matchup at 13-4, with nine of his professional victories coming by knockout or submission.