The 2024 World Series showdown between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees begins Friday — a clash between two coasts and two rosters of star-studded players. The matchup features the titans of the National and American Leagues in 2024, along with Major League Baseball's most talented players, on two legendary franchises with historical baseball legacies.

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The matchup that baseball fans around the world have been waiting to see is finally here. The Yankees and Dodgers are ready to square off in the 2024 World Series.

New York was able to eliminate Kansas City and Cleveland in the American League bracket on its way to the World Series. Giancarlo Stanton and Juan Soto have been on fire in the playoffs, combining for eight home runs in nine games, but the Yankees are still waiting for Aaron Judge to break out of his postseason funk.

The Yankees have 27 total World Series wins under their belt — more than any other MLB team. However, it has been 15 years since the Yankees won their last title, and this is their first time appearing in the World Series since then. The Dodgers claimed their latest title win in 2020 — after losing in 2017 and 2018 to two teams later accused of stealing signs.

The Dodgers-Yankees rivalry was hot in the 1940s and 50s, when the teams — with LA then the Brooklyn Dodgers — met in seven World Series championships, six of which the Yankees won. The Dodgers moved from Brooklyn to Los Angeles in 1958.

The men in pinstripes have had a clear advantage when it comes to World Series wins against the Dodgers, having won 73% of World Series titles against Los Angeles/Brooklyn. However, when looking at all games played between the two teams — during the regular season and in the playoffs — they stack up more evenly.

Of the 88 games the teams have ever played against each other, the Yankees have won 55% of them and the Dodgers won 45%.

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Lightweights Dusty Sparks (1-0, 1 KO) and Hasan Al-Ghanim (2-0, 2 KOs) are next on the docket. This is Sparks’ first fight under the BKFC promotion after winning his debut on April 27 via third-round knockout over Cole Sikes at MMAX FC 29: Heavy Hitters in Poteau, Oklahoma. Al-Ghanim is back in the ring less than two months after knocking out Ryan Ibsen at 1:13 of the opening round at BKFC Prospect Series: Edmonton on Aug. 31.

The final preliminary fight pits Ruben Arroyo in his bare-knuckle debut against Nash Diederichs (0-1). Arroyo was scheduled to fight Dylan Schulte on May 31 before the bout was cancelled. Diederichs debuted in Edmonton on Aug. 31 and was stopped 50 seconds into the fight by Matt Scholotiuk. Arroyo is a featherweight moving up to lightweight for the fight while Diederichs is a welterweight coming down in weight class.

The previous BKFC event was held mid October in Marbella, Spain. In the main event, Argentinian-born Spain-based Franco Tenaglia became a new BKFC lightweight champion by majority decision against Tony Soto of Hickory, North Carolina.

Main card

Manuel Flores def. Victor Olivo by KO (R1 at 1:50) | See photos
Jose Tito Sanchez def. Edwin Palomares by KO (R3 at 0:53)
Grant Flores def. Luis Caraballo Ramos by unanimous decision (60-53, 60-53, 59-54)
Daniel Garcia def. Jorge Villegas by TKO (R2 at 2:15)
Cayden Griffiths def. Markus Bowes by TKO (R3 at 0:52)
Johnny Canas def. Pedro Angel Cruz by unanimous decision (60-54, 60-54, 60-54)

Prelims

Danny Luna def. Giovanny Gonzalez by TKO (R2 at 2:44)
Kevin Gudino def. Bryan Andrew Cox by TKO (R1 at 3:00)asdsadsad

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Lightweights Dusty Sparks (1-0, 1 KO) and Hasan Al-Ghanim (2-0, 2 KOs) are next on the docket. This is Sparks’ first fight under the BKFC promotion after winning his debut on April 27 via third-round knockout over Cole Sikes at MMAX FC 29: Heavy Hitters in Poteau, Oklahoma. Al-Ghanim is back in the ring less than two months after knocking out Ryan Ibsen at 1:13 of the opening round at BKFC Prospect Series: Edmonton on Aug. 31.

The final preliminary fight pits Ruben Arroyo in his bare-knuckle debut against Nash Diederichs (0-1). Arroyo was scheduled to fight Dylan Schulte on May 31 before the bout was cancelled. Diederichs debuted in Edmonton on Aug. 31 and was stopped 50 seconds into the fight by Matt Scholotiuk. Arroyo is a featherweight moving up to lightweight for the fight while Diederichs is a welterweight coming down in weight class.

The previous BKFC event was held mid October in Marbella, Spain. In the main event, Argentinian-born Spain-based Franco Tenaglia became a new BKFC lightweight champion by majority decision against Tony Soto of Hickory, North Carolina.

Main card

Manuel Flores def. Victor Olivo by KO (R1 at 1:50) | See photos
Jose Tito Sanchez def. Edwin Palomares by KO (R3 at 0:53)
Grant Flores def. Luis Caraballo Ramos by unanimous decision (60-53, 60-53, 59-54)
Daniel Garcia def. Jorge Villegas by TKO (R2 at 2:15)
Cayden Griffiths def. Markus Bowes by TKO (R3 at 0:52)
Johnny Canas def. Pedro Angel Cruz by unanimous decision (60-54, 60-54, 60-54)

Prelims

Danny Luna def. Giovanny Gonzalez by TKO (R2 at 2:44)
Kevin Gudino def. Bryan Andrew Cox by TKO (R1 at 3:00)

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Lightweights Dusty Sparks (1-0, 1 KO) and Hasan Al-Ghanim (2-0, 2 KOs) are next on the docket. This is Sparks’ first fight under the BKFC promotion after winning his debut on April 27 via third-round knockout over Cole Sikes at MMAX FC 29: Heavy Hitters in Poteau, Oklahoma. Al-Ghanim is back in the ring less than two months after knocking out Ryan Ibsen at 1:13 of the opening round at BKFC Prospect Series: Edmonton on Aug. 31.

The final preliminary fight pits Ruben Arroyo in his bare-knuckle debut against Nash Diederichs (0-1). Arroyo was scheduled to fight Dylan Schulte on May 31 before the bout was cancelled. Diederichs debuted in Edmonton on Aug. 31 and was stopped 50 seconds into the fight by Matt Scholotiuk. Arroyo is a featherweight moving up to lightweight for the fight while Diederichs is a welterweight coming down in weight class.

The previous BKFC event was held mid October in Marbella, Spain. In the main event, Argentinian-born Spain-based Franco Tenaglia became a new BKFC lightweight champion by majority decision against Tony Soto of Hickory, North Carolina.

Main card

Manuel Flores def. Victor Olivo by KO (R1 at 1:50) | See photos
Jose Tito Sanchez def. Edwin Palomares by KO (R3 at 0:53)
Grant Flores def. Luis Caraballo Ramos by unanimous decision (60-53, 60-53, 59-54)
Daniel Garcia def. Jorge Villegas by TKO (R2 at 2:15)
Cayden Griffiths def. Markus Bowes by TKO (R3 at 0:52)
Johnny Canas def. Pedro Angel Cruz by unanimous decision (60-54, 60-54, 60-54)

Prelims

Danny Luna def. Giovanny Gonzalez by TKO (R2 at 2:44)
Kevin Gudino def. Bryan Andrew Cox by TKO (R1 at 3:00)

BKFC 67 is on the horizon, and what better way to get you started? Tune in for the free prelims fight card and get a feel for the big night ahead!

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Lightweights Dusty Sparks (1-0, 1 KO) and Hasan Al-Ghanim (2-0, 2 KOs) are next on the docket. This is Sparks’ first fight under the BKFC promotion after winning his debut on April 27 via third-round knockout over Cole Sikes at MMAX FC 29: Heavy Hitters in Poteau, Oklahoma. Al-Ghanim is back in the ring less than two months after knocking out Ryan Ibsen at 1:13 of the opening round at BKFC Prospect Series: Edmonton on Aug. 31.

The final preliminary fight pits Ruben Arroyo in his bare-knuckle debut against Nash Diederichs (0-1). Arroyo was scheduled to fight Dylan Schulte on May 31 before the bout was cancelled. Diederichs debuted in Edmonton on Aug. 31 and was stopped 50 seconds into the fight by Matt Scholotiuk. Arroyo is a featherweight moving up to lightweight for the fight while Diederichs is a welterweight coming down in weight class.

The previous BKFC event was held mid October in Marbella, Spain. In the main event, Argentinian-born Spain-based Franco Tenaglia became a new BKFC lightweight champion by majority decision against Tony Soto of Hickory, North Carolina.

Main card

Manuel Flores def. Victor Olivo by KO (R1 at 1:50) | See photos
Jose Tito Sanchez def. Edwin Palomares by KO (R3 at 0:53)
Grant Flores def. Luis Caraballo Ramos by unanimous decision (60-53, 60-53, 59-54)
Daniel Garcia def. Jorge Villegas by TKO (R2 at 2:15)
Cayden Griffiths def. Markus Bowes by TKO (R3 at 0:52)
Johnny Canas def. Pedro Angel Cruz by unanimous decision (60-54, 60-54, 60-54)

Prelims

Danny Luna def. Giovanny Gonzalez by TKO (R2 at 2:44)
Kevin Gudino def. Bryan Andrew Cox by TKO (R1 at 3:00)