Graphic: Mike Perry bloodied up after apparent drinking spree

Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC

It looks like Mike Perry is once again in some alcohol-related trouble. To call Mike Perry a troubled soul is probably a nice way of putting it. Over the last year, “Platinum” was involved…


UFC 255: Perry v Means
Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC

It looks like Mike Perry is once again in some alcohol-related trouble.

To call Mike Perry a troubled soul is probably a nice way of putting it. Over the last year, “Platinum” was involved in a couple of serious legal issues, and admitted to having “an issue with alcohol.”

After a drunken episode at a Texas restaurant in July that ended in Perry punching an older man, the UFC decided to take action. Here’s an excerpt of the company’s official statement at the time.

(Perry) further acknowledged that he believes he has some issues related to alcohol abuse and has informed UFC that he has committed to immediately seek professional treatment, including substance and behavioral counseling.

At this time, UFC has informed Perry that he will not be offered a bout, and the parties have agreed to evaluate next steps for Perry following the completion of his treatment program.

Well, it looks like the 29-year-old is once again in trouble because of his drinking habits. On Sunday night, Perry shared a video of himself lying on the ground next to a broken window. He then panned the camera towards his left leg, which was cut up and covered in blood.

Perry never really said anything about what happened, but some captured Instagram stories from hours earlier should provide some context.

He also went on a Twitter rant that same day, sending a warning to the public.

He later gave somewhat of a statement about this most recent episode.

Perry last saw action at UFC 255 in November against Tim Means. He lost via unanimous decision after badly missing weight.

If you or someone you know needs help regarding alcohol addiction, support can be found at the following sources:

USA – The Recovery Village – 833 554 1487

Canada – Wellness Together – 1-866-585-0445

UK – Drinkline – 0300 123 1110

Support for survivors of domestic violence can be found from the following organizations:

USA – The National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

Canada – DAWN-RAFH Canada

UK and Ireland – Women’s Aid: 0808-2000-247

Rest of the World – HotPeachPages