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Mike Perry and Thiago Alves squared off in a Middleweight contest earlier tonight (Sat. April 27, 2024) from Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California for BKFC: KnuckleMania 4.

Perry marched toward his opponent and opened the bout with dipping jabs. He was throwing combinations early, and a right hand connected over the top. Moments later, a Perry left hook floored Alves badly. The Brazilian made his way back to his feet before the count concluded, but “Pitbull” was still looking pretty shaky on his feet. The referee intervened, and just like that, Perry’s undefeated bare knuckle run continued.

A small cut was open on Perry’s cheek, but that’s about as flawless as BKFC victories run!

This feels like the right call. Alves’ odds were never great at 40 years of age after an extended layoff, and that Perry left hook landed flush. Alves was on really wobbly legs, so it’s probably best to protect the veteran in this situation. Otherwise, he was only likely to get hurt worse, and damage adds up fast in bare knuckle.

As for Perry, he called out everyone from Darren Till to Nate Diaz in the immediate aftermath of his quickest finish in bare knuckle yet. Whoever’s next for “Platinum,” he remains a must-watch star.

Result: Mike Perry defeats Thiago Alves via first-round knockout

For complete BKFC: Knucklemania 4 results and play-by-play, click HERE!

Mick Terrill and Lorenzo Hunt squared off in a Heavyweight title contest earlier tonight (Sat. April 27, 2024) from Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California for BKFC: KnuckleMania 4.

Hunt came out explosively, slipping as he fired a wild combination. Terrill landed a glancing right before Hunt exploded forward a second time. Terrill burst forward with a good right hand lead, and the two met in the clinch briefly. Terrill did good work in the close distance exchanges, firing uppercuts and right hands over the top. Moments later, another uppercut from Terrill floored Hunt.

Hunt hit the canvas badly, landing directly on his wrist behind his back at a terrible angle. I’m no doctor, but it was beyond obvious that Hunt dislocated SOMETHING in his arm. Immediately, Hunt knew the fight was over, and the referee called it off.

It’s an unfortunate injury, but Terrill fought well and got the job done! After the brief feeling out process, Terrill seemed confident that he could flurry forward. Before long, he was landing hard punches-in-bunches, and the fight didn’t seem to be going all that well for Lorenzo Hunt.

There was a lot of time left, of course, but the margin for error is thin in the bare knuckle ring. Hunt’s opportunity to become BKFC triple champion is sidelined at least for the moment, but the broadcast seemed to indicate an interest in rebooking the fight at some point.

Until then, Mick Terrill remains BKFC Heavyweight king.

Result:

For complete BKFC: Knucklemania 4 results and play-by-play, click HERE!

Ben Rothwell and Todd Duffee squared off in a Heavyweight contest earlier tonight (Sat. April 27, 2024) from Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California for BKFC: Knucklemania 4.

It didn’t last long.

Rothwell advanced behind a high guard, showing Duffee his elbow. Before long, Rothwell fired a heavy combination, flooring Duffee in the opening 30 seconds with a straight punch. As soon as Duffee was back on his feet, Rothwell floored him a second time. Duffee wasn’t able to continue, handing Rothwell a knockout win inside a minute.

The problem came when the slow-motion replays started airing. What the heck did Rothwell actually land? The second knockdown didn’t demonstrate any clear connection, as the most significant impact came when Duffee hit his head on the canvas falling backwards a second time. Per Duffee, his shoulder was injured from the fall(s), and he opted not to continue.

It sure felt like Duffee quit after “Big Ben’s” first land.

Rothwell took the mic afterward and was pissed! He wanted a dramatic knockout or statement win, and instead his moment disappeared before it ever really started. It’s still a win, but will Rothwell receive the next Heavyweight title shot? There’s no guarantee because of the weirdness.

Result: Ben Rothwell defeats Todd Duffee via first-round knockout

For complete BKFC: Knucklemania 4 results and play-by-play, click HERE!

Alex Perez shut down the show last night (Sat., April 27, 2024) at UFC Vegas 91 live on ESPN+ from inside UFC Apex in Las Vegas, Nevada, stopping fellow flyweight contender Matheus Nicolau with an insane one-punch knockout finish in the main event.

In addition to the flyweight headliner, UFC’s return to the Apex produced a long list of memorable performances. Check them out below and let us know which one stood out the most:

• Bantamweight journeyman Victor Henry put a brutal stop to veteran Rani Yahya with a late TKO victory
• Uros Medic returned to the UFC win column with a blistering uppercut knockout over Tim Means (see it HERE)
• Short-notice replacement Chris Padilla scored a huge debut submission over talented striker James Llontop (highlights HERE)
• Women’s flyweight prospect Ivana Petrovic handed Liang Na her fourth-straight UFC loss with a slick submission finish
• Former GLORY heavyweight standout Jhonata Diniz made good on his UFC debut with a gnarly left hook knockout
• Light heavyweight contender Bogdan Guskov may have punched his ticket to the top 15 with a massive TKO stoppage over Ryan Spann (see HERE)

To sift through the action and see which fighters took home an extra $50,000, we take a closer look at the official UFC Vegas 91 post-fight bonus winners below:

• Performance of the Night: Alex Perez
• Performance of the Night: Bogdan Guskov
• Performance of the Night: Uros Medic
• Performance of the Night: Jhonata Diniz

For complete UFC Vegas 91 results, coverage, and highlights click HERE.