Austin “DreamKilla” Spivey is arising force in the world of bare knuckle boxing, known for his raw power, relentless pressure, and larger-than-life confidence. Born in Valdosta, Georgia and now representing Miami, Florida, Austin earned his nickname in a post-fight interview after upsetting a reigning champion two weight classes above him on just one day’s notice. Declaring that “doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will,” he cemented his moniker as the “DreamKilla” by backing it up in the ring. Now 28 years old, Austin is preparing for his BKB debut with the same drive that has made him a two-time amateur boxing and MMA champion.

At 5’11” with an orthodox stance and signature purple and white trunks, Spivey brings a style to the ring defined by heavy hands, relentless forward movement, and an unshakable belief in his own potential. Though this marks his BKB debut, he is no stranger to combat sports. With an 8-0 amateur boxing record as a two-time champ, a 2-2amateur MMA record (also two-time champ), and experience in professional boxing and kickboxing, he arrives with a wealth of fighting experience and hunger for greatness. Training under Michael Austin Heath with a stacked team that includes Romain Concier and GOGO Braveheart, Austin is focused on making an immediate impact.

Outside the ring, Spivey is a devoted father of two daughters and a man grounded in faith and resilience.Before dedicating himself full-time to fighting, he worked as a millwright and welder, grinding through 84-hour weeks—an experience that forged the tireless work ethic he now brings to the fight world. Living and sleeping in the gym for over a year, Spivey fully committed to his journey, motivated by a desire to be great and build a lasting legacy. The “DreamKilla” steps into BKB not just to compete, but to prove that he deserves everything he’s fighting for.

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