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In the end, it went more or less the way we expected. Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson, and mercifully didn’t knock him out. He probably could have, but he didn’t,…
In the end, it went more or less the way we expected. Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson, and mercifully didn’t knock him out. He probably could have, but he didn’t,…
In the end, it went more or less the way we expected. Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson, and mercifully didn’t knock him out. He probably could have, but he didn’t,…
In the end, it went more or less the way we expected. Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson, and mercifully didn’t knock him out. He probably could have, but he didn’t,…
Popular fighter ‘Platinum’ Mike Perry is launching a new combat sports promotion called Dirty Boxing. To give fans a…
Popular fighter ‘Platinum’ Mike Perry is launching a new combat sports promotion called Dirty Boxing. To give fans a behind-the-scenes look at how he’s building this new fight league, he’s releasing a six-part documentary series called Down & Dirty. Each episode, about 15 minutes long, will show the challenges and successes Perry and his team face as they set up the promotion.
The first episode of Down & Dirty airs on Friday, November 8 at 2 PM ET on the official Dirty Boxing YouTube channel. This series not only follows Perry, but also his co-founders, including Josh McLean (an entrepreneur), Adam Kovacs (former Karate Combat president), and the MMA agency First Round Management. Together, they’re launching Dirty Boxing, a new combat sport that mixes boxing and MMA with a custom set of rules allowing punches, elbows, and ground attacks.
Mike Perry, dubbed Chief Violence Officer at Dirty Boxing Championship, explained:
“We wanted to bring fans deeper into the world of fight promotion and show the real hustle behind making a league happen. ‘Down & Dirty’ is more than just a show about fights. It’s a story of grit, passion and the pursuit of something bigger than ourselves.”
The documentary will showcase the tough journey of starting a new promotion, with all the ups and downs. In the first episode, Perry discusses his differences with Conor McGregor and reveals his ambitions for the new promotion. Future episodes will show the team scouting venues, training, and dealing with team tensions, all leading up to the launch event on November 23, which will be held in a secret location, invite-only.
Mike Perry added:
“We’re starting from the bottom and we’re going all the way up. Our first event takes place November 23rd and even though some big names are going to be in that ring, it’s going to be completely underground – secret location, closed doors, invite only. Then next year we’ll probably start opening up our guest list to the public.”
Here’s a breakdown of the series schedule:
The series aims to show fans the real work behind creating a new fight promotion, with a focus on passion, perseverance, and the struggles that come with building something from scratch.
Bodycam footage of Mike Perry’s DUI arrest in Florida has been released. In the early morning hours of October…
Bodycam footage of Mike Perry’s DUI arrest in Florida has been released.
In the early morning hours of October 12, the BKFC star was pulled over by police officers in Claremont, Florida after he was clocked driving 20mph over the posted speed limit. During the stop, the police officer speaking to Perry noted that the former UFC fighter smelled of alcohol and was speaking slowly. Perry reportedly asked the officer to speak slower so that he could understand him. He also allegedly used homophobic slurs while engaging with the officer.
After refusing to take a sobriety test, Perry was arrested and booked into Lake County Jail sometime after 4 a.m. He was in custody for roughly five hours before being released on a $1,500 bond.
Footage of Perry being pulled over and arrested has since been released and is available to watch below via TMZ Sports:
Perry is scheduled to appear before a judge on October 30th in Clermont.
Perry competed under the UFC banner from 2016 to 2021, going a middling 7-8 before exiting the promotion and signing with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. He made his BKFC debut the following and immediately became the face of the company with wins over a slew of top MMA stars and former world champions like Michael ‘Venom’ Page, Luke Rockhold, Eddie Alvarez, and Thiago Alves.
Perry’s most recent appearance came in January when he made his professional boxing debut against YouTube sensation Jake Paul. ‘Platinum’ suffered a sixth-round knockout loss against ‘The Problem Child.’ He has not fought since.
Mike Perry got himself into trouble when he was arrested in Clermont, Florida, on October 12 for multiple offenses. According to a recent report by MMA Fighting, information from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that “Platinum” was apprehended and processed by Clermont Police officers early Saturday morning at 1:04 AM EST. He is currently […]
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Mike Perry got himself into trouble when he was arrested in Clermont, Florida, on October 12 for multiple offenses.
According to a recent report by MMA Fighting, information from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that “Platinum” was apprehended and processed by Clermont Police officers early Saturday morning at 1:04 AM EST. He is currently facing charges of driving under the influence (DUI) and refusing to sign a citation that mandates a court appearance, both classified as second-degree misdemeanors in the county.
As per the report, Perry declined to undergo a roadside sobriety test after being stopped for exceeding the speed limit by about 20 miles per hour. The officer reportedly detected a strong odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle, but the BKFC star repeatedly denied any consumption.
The 33-year-old Michigan native stood firm in his decision despite being warned multiple times that his refusal to comply would result in his arrest, which eventually led to him being handcuffed and taken to the Clermont Police Department for a breath test.
However, “Platinum” was subsequently released on a $1,500 bond later that day and was assigned to appear before the Florida court on October 30. If proven guilty, Perry could potentially face a maximum of two months in jail and fines reaching up to $500.
The former UFC welterweight fighter is rebounding from a sixth-round knockout defeat to Jake Paul this past July. Aside from that setback, Perry is thriving in his bare-knuckle fighting career under the BKFC banner. He is currently riding a five-fight unbeaten streak and boasts victories over notable former UFC champions Eddie Alvarez and Luke Rockhold.
Continue Reading Mike Perry Arrested For DUI and Citation Refusal in Florida at MMA News.
Mike Perry got himself into trouble when he was arrested in Clermont, Florida, on October 12 for multiple offenses. According to a recent report by MMA Fighting, information from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that “Platinum” was apprehended and processed by Clermont Police officers early Saturday morning at 1:04 AM EST. He is currently […]
Continue Reading Mike Perry Arrested For DUI and Citation Refusal in Florida at MMA News.
Mike Perry got himself into trouble when he was arrested in Clermont, Florida, on October 12 for multiple offenses.
According to a recent report by MMA Fighting, information from the Lake County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that “Platinum” was apprehended and processed by Clermont Police officers early Saturday morning at 1:04 AM EST. He is currently facing charges of driving under the influence (DUI) and refusing to sign a citation that mandates a court appearance, both classified as second-degree misdemeanors in the county.
As per the report, Perry declined to undergo a roadside sobriety test after being stopped for exceeding the speed limit by about 20 miles per hour. The officer reportedly detected a strong odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle, but the BKFC star repeatedly denied any consumption.
The 33-year-old Michigan native stood firm in his decision despite being warned multiple times that his refusal to comply would result in his arrest, which eventually led to him being handcuffed and taken to the Clermont Police Department for a breath test.
However, “Platinum” was subsequently released on a $1,500 bond later that day and was assigned to appear before the Florida court on October 30. If proven guilty, Perry could potentially face a maximum of two months in jail and fines reaching up to $500.
The former UFC welterweight fighter is rebounding from a sixth-round knockout defeat to Jake Paul this past July. Aside from that setback, Perry is thriving in his bare-knuckle fighting career under the BKFC banner. He is currently riding a five-fight unbeaten streak and boasts victories over notable former UFC champions Eddie Alvarez and Luke Rockhold.
Continue Reading Mike Perry Arrested For DUI and Citation Refusal in Florida at MMA News.