Paige VanZant's bareknuckle career is 'DEFINIETLY" over if she loses the fight against Charisa Sigala, ex-UFC star in London

PAIGE VANZANT's bareknuckle boxing career is "OVER" if it loses the upcoming clash against Charisa Sigala.

Since signing a lucrative deal in August 2020 with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships, the former UFC strawweight and flyweight has gone 0-2.

VanZant has suffered consecutive losses to Rachael Ostovich and Britain Hart, which have made it difficult for her to get back on track ahead of Saturday's BKFC London match with Sigala - which promoter Dave Feldman says is a must win for the 28-year old.

He stated to GiveMeSport that Paige would lose her career as a bare-knuckle artist.

"It's true, she gave an interview and stated that there wasn't any pressure to fight.

"So, if she doesn't feel pressure, then she might be very confident.

"But, you're right, I can't continue saying after every fight. We'll see what she does."

"And that's the reason she doesn't win in this fight.

"If she doesn’t win, or look very, very good," she’s likely to be done with her bare-knuckle career.

VanZant's repeated defeats in BKFC have been tempered by her enormous purses.

American Top Team star has raked in a staggering PS670,000 for her two last outings, which is more than her entire octagon earnings.

PVZ stated that she was here to make her debut last year.

"I was in UFC for six year and got $40,000 to show and $40,000 to win. Now I get 10x that doing what I love.

"I'm going nowhere, so it is obvious. "I'm happy to fight here, and I'm excited about it."

Sigala, who also competed in mixed martial arts, is excited to see VanZant leave BKFC.

She stated, "This event will be a major part of BKFC's history, and it's really exciting to be part of it."

"I was a part of the historic Knuckle Mania fight in 2021.

"I didn’t fully understand the significance of that in mine debut, but I’m acutely aware of it going into London.

"This is an amazing opportunity to be part of BKFC's history."