Alberto Blas is no stranger to winning in Miami, and when discussing winning his latest Florida fight at BKB 58 on August 29th, Blas said [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“Yeah, I’m good. I’m good. Thank you for the opportunity to be me again and I’m feel great.”

The Cuban combatant finished Brandon Birr early in the bout and defended his BKB super featherweight crown in an exemplary performance over a former champion. When delving into his feelings regarding all of these components, Alberto Blas stated [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“Yes, sir. Always I say I’m ready to go six round. You give me 30 second, you give me one minute, I’m going to destroy you. Look what happened.”

The multi-promotion champion gets reflective after his fights by kneeling and showing his gratitude. Espousing aspects of how key his faith is to him overall, Blas quipped [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“God [give] everything for me. I had to go on my knee. I had to be grateful for every opportunity, every day. Everything God give me. Yeah, I’m so grateful be close to God and I’m going to continue be close to God.”

The confluence of faith and family grounds the BKB titleholder as he keeps building on his already Hall of Fame-inducted legacy. As far as how much these aspects of his existence keep driving him, Alberto Blas said [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“I do everything for my family. Two months, I don’t see my two babies, my baby girl and my baby boy and my fiancée. I don’t see my family two months. I’m ready to go and see my family.”

Alberto Blas discusses Vargas Brothers post-fight brawl at BKB 58, Birr victory, and Jon Barnard

In the post-fight action at BKB 58, Blas also got into quite the kerfuffle with the Vargas brothers inside the Mighty Trigon. In the minutes following all of this non-sanctioned action that happened at the James L. Knight Center, Blas stated [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“Only show, only show. I want to fight everybody. I give this guy the opportunity to fight me because I’m the champ. This triangle over there in my world, you know. I’m the best bare knuckle [boxer] in the world. Everybody see I’m the best best bare knuckle [boxer] in the world. I’m four time world champion, I’m two time 135 [pounds], two time 130 [pounds]. Look what I can do and only love every time. Whatever come on my face, I only love, you know.”

Delving into whether he would next be defending his BKB super featherweight crown or instead fighting Jon Barnard’s BKB lightweight title, Alberto Blas quipped [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“I don’t know yet. I’m going to keep it right here [laughs]. I don’t know yet but you guys going to know. I going to continue be 135 or I’m coming over 135.”

Putting into words how he is feeling on the heels of finishing BKB’s inaugural BKB featherweight champion in short order, Blas said [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“I feel grateful. Yeah, I work so hard I’m sometime training four times a day, three times a day, I wake up 4:00 in the morning I’m running. Look, after all, the work come out in the ring.”

Even after getting into one contracted fight and an unofficial multi-man melee after, the former BKFC champion still remembered to give this writer a happy birthday shoutout on August 29th, Alberto Blas stated [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“”I told you when I’m finished I’m going to say happy birthday. Happy birthday again and thank you for the opportunity.”

Offering up his final parting thoughts after his first BKB title defense on this BKB appearance, Blas quipped [via Bare Knuckle Bowker],

“Yeah, I’m going to enjoy my night and only God bless everybody.”