There will be experience and newcomers on the card at BKFC 96 Glasgow on Saturday night.

Danny Christie, Kieron Sewell, Lewis Dixon, Charlie Thomson and Kaseem Saleem will all be fighting.

Danny Christie returns to BKFC action in Glasgow (Image: BKFC)

Currock’s Christie takes on Stevie Ray in the co-main event, the 41-year-old former British champion from Carlisle facing his ninth fight on the top BKFC platform.

His middleweight opponent, 36-year-old Ray, is making his BKFC debut after a long career in mixed martial arts, including the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship).

Kieron Sewell is in Glasgow for his latest fight (Image: BKFC)

Fellow Currock fighter Sewell will also be in the ring when he takes on Scott Malone in a bantamweight contest.

It will see 33-year-old Sewell, nicknamed ‘The Scumbag’, involved for the fourth time in the BKFC against 38-year-old Scottish fighter Malone, the former judo champion and MMA fighter.

Lewis Dixon is making his BKFC debut (Image: Submitted)

Dixon, from Carlisle, will be making his BKFC debut in a bantamweight contest against Cory Chapman, while Thomson takes on Ian Mulroy at middleweight.

Both are stepping into the BKFC arena for the first time, having both been working at fellow BKFC fighter Mickey Nolan’s Be The Example movement in Carlisle.

Charlie Thomson, left, is also making his BKFC debut (Image: Submitted)

And heavyweight Saleem, who runs Unit Bar in Carlisle, will also be involved in Glasgow, against Scottish opponent Barry Boyle, in his fourth BKFC contest.

Kaseem Saleem, left, is also on the card in Scotland (Image: BKFC)

The event is staged at OVO Hydro in Glasgow and will be streamed live on DAZN and via the BKFC website.