BKFC fighter Kyle Redfearn suffered horrific facial damage following his defeat against Danny Moir.

Redfearn and Moir fought on the latest BKFC 68 fight card in Newcastle, headlining Agi Faulkner and David Oscar’s heavyweight clash.

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But what followed for the former was a very strange injury, rarely seen before in combat sports.

The two engaged in a bloody war of attrition in the opening two rounds, with Redfearn landing several leaping blows to the face throughout.

As the fight continued, a large, nasty-looking gash appeared above his right eye, which his corner attempted to treat.

But incredibly, his eye swelled completely closed, disfiguring the right side of his face.

To make matters worse, he suffered a horrific-looking broken nose, which was badly bent towards his damaged eye.

It caused his face to look completely disfigured and distorted; many described him as ‘submitting’ to damaging blows.

He went to his corner and eventually a doctor was called, who took a look at the serious damage and stopped the contest.

Fans reacted to the gruesome injuries that halted the match with seconds remaining in the second period, with one writing: “Holy shit.”

Another reacted: “Damn, this is really bad.”

One fan agreed: “Wow, I’ve never seen anything like this.”

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One even wrote: “The guy literally completely rearranged his face.”

Heavyweight Mick Terrill continued to explain with a new angle after the damage was repaired.

And he wrote this caption: “You don’t play bare knuckle boxing.

“Kyle Redfearn wasn’t phased one bit. He still wanted more. Well done to both guys.”

It was an intense night of action in the North East, with many violent stoppages and brutal clashes.

BKFC part owner and UFC superstar Conor McGregor He watched from ringside as the card opened.

Irish superstar I even drank a beer With Ben Bonner, the fighter who knocked out the undefeated Lewis Keen and left his opponent needing oxygen.