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Mike Perry suggests bare knuckle fight with UFC Vegas 76 winner Sean Strickland: ‘Show us the money, Dana White’

Mike Perry calls for bare knuckle fight with Sean Strickland show us the money UFC Taking in last night’s UFC Vegas 76 headliner between Sean Strickland, and Abusupiyan Magomedov – former promotional welterweight contender, Mike Perry has called for organizational president, Dana White to sanction a bare knuckle fight between himself and the polarizing, Strickland. Perry, a former welterweight contender under the banner of the UFC, has so far enjoyed […]

Taking in last night’s UFC Vegas 76 headliner between Sean Strickland, and Abusupiyan Magomedov – former promotional welterweight contender, Mike Perry has called for organizational president, Dana White to sanction a bare knuckle fight between himself and the polarizing, Strickland.

Perry, a former welterweight contender under the banner of the UFC, has so far enjoyed a stunning three-fight promotional-perfect run with the BKFC (Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship) since landing with the David Feldman-led promotion last year.

Debuting with a unanimous decision win over The Ultimate Fighter alum, Julian Lane, the surging Flint native, Mike Perry would then land an overtime decision win over former Bellator MMA welterweight title challenger, Michael Page in a summer event in London.

And earlier this year, Mike Perry turned in a hugely-impressive win over former undisputed UFC middleweight champion, Luke Rockhold, forcing a second round TKO win over the Santa Cruz native in Broomfield, Colorado.

Mike Perry suggests bare knuckle fight with Sean Strickland

And despite noting his interest in a potential future fight with former two-weight UFC champion, Conor McGregor following a face-off with the Dubliner in the ring following his April return, Perry appears to have his interested piqued by a fight with UFC middleweight contender, Strickland.

“Me and Sean Strickland should bare knuckle box,” Mike Perry tweeted. “Show us the money and make it happen @danawhite @bareknucklefc”

Me and Sean Strickland should bare knuckle box, show us the money and make it happen @danawhite @bareknucklefc

— Platinum Mike Perry (@PlatinumPerry) July 2, 2023

Turning in his second consecutive victory at UFC Vegas 76 last night with his rallying second round TKO win over Magomedov, Strickland had previously landed a unanimous decision win over Nassourdine Imavov in January at the light heavyweight limit – calling for a title showdown with Israel Adesanya since.

“F*ck, man, it just needs to happen, you guys,” Sean Strickland told assembled media following UFC Vegas 76. “We know Izzy (Israel Adesanya) is on f*cking repeat, dude. They [the UFC] try to bring Abus – this is what the UFC said, ‘Man, the middleweight division is stagnant. Let’s get Abus in here. He might beat Sean.’ And I’m like, ‘Yeah right, motherf*cker. Wait until you see what happens.’ Every time they’ve tried to bring new blood – the Frenchie (Nassourdine Imavov) I fought before, I sent him home. This guy, I sent him back. Every time they try to bring new blood in, I send them back. Give me the f*cking title. I earned it.”

“The one before that, I fought the other guy they were trying to [push], their last phenom that they were trying to [push],” Sean Strickland explained. “I took that guy on three-day f*cking notice. I took him on in a five round war and won every f*cking round. I paid my dues. I’ve f*cking paid my fues. Give me that sh*t.”

Joe Rogan describes rumored BKFC fight between Conor McGregor, Mike Perry as ‘F*cking bananas’

With the duo facing off inside the ring at a BKFC (Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship) event back in April, UFC color-commentator, Joe Rogan has claimed a potential future fight between promotional-perfect puncher, Mike Perry, and former two-weight UFC champion, Conor McGregor as “f*cking bananas”. Perry, a former welterweight contender under the banner of the UFC, […]

Perry, a former welterweight contender under the banner of the UFC, departed the promotion back in 2021, before linking up with the David Feldman-led BKFC the following year.

So far boasting an undefeated 3-0 record in the organization, Perry racked up a pair of consecutive decision wins over The Ultimate Fighter alum, Julian Lane, before then defeating former Bellator MMA welterweight title challenger, Michael Page in London last year.

Returning this year in Broomfield, Colorado, Perry landed an eventual TKO retirement win over former UFC middleweight champion, Luke Rockhold in a bloody war for as long at it lasted.

Mike Perry faced off with Conor McGregor in the ring earlier this year

Surprisingly, Perry was met in the ring by Conor McGregor, who was sporting a BKFC championship belt, and reflected on the encounter during a recent appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience.

“He (Conor McGregor) was moving all over the place and I stood my ground,” Mike Perry said. “I stood so still and I couldn’t be wavered or moved. He was moving all over the place. I mean, that says that he was free in that moment to do so, obviously. But, it was me respectfully calling him out, which shows the professional in martial arts that I have been for so many years.”

“How do you call a man out in a sport that he has a family and you guys want to hurt each other and they can honor it in a fair way and promote it to be entertaining?” Mike Perry asked.

As far as Rogan is concerned, however, a future fight between McGregor and Perry under the BKFC banner, albeit unlikely, would be staggering.

“If he (Conor McGregor) decided to do that – if somehow or another they [the UFC] gave him the green light to do that, I can’t imagine how that could ever happen, but if it did – if that happened in a bare knuckle fight, that would be f*cking bananas,” Joe Rogan said.”

“He’s a very good kicker, he can do everything, but if somehow or another he agreed to fight bare knuckle, I mean, Jesus Christ, you know how big that would be?” Rogan explained. “That would be wild. If they did that in bare knuckle, it would be a million pay-per-view buys at least – probably more.” (Transcribed by MMA Fighting)

Video – UFC veteran Mike Perry shares bizarre panty sniffing, wearing video: ‘This is insane even for him’

BKFC standout and former UFC welterweight contender, Mike Perry has shared rather bizarre footage of himself sniffing, eating, and wearing a pair of women’s underwear on his head – on his official Instagram Stories. Perry, an alum of the UFC, has so far enjoyed a promotional-perfect stint since moving to the David Feldman-led Bare Knuckle […]

Perry, an alum of the UFC, has so far enjoyed a promotional-perfect stint since moving to the David Feldman-led Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship last year, most recently landing an eventual second round TKO win over former UFC middleweight champion, Luke Rockhold in April in Broomfield, Colorado.

A 15-fight veteran under the banner of the Dana White-led, UFC, Mike Perry had debuted in bare knuckle fighting with a unanimous decision win over Julian Lane – before securing a decision victory against Bellator MMA welterweight title challenger, Michael Page in London back in August of last year.

Fans question bizarre video shared by former UFC welterweight, Mike Perry

However, fans have reacted to Mike Perry’s latest post on his official social media, which shows the Flint, Michigan native sniffing and putting a pair of women’s underwear in his mouth, before then wearing them on his head.

this is insane even for Mike Perry standards pic.twitter.com/tRptKh5gvt

— Spinnin Backfist (@SpinninBackfist) June 13, 2023

Exiting the UFC back in April of 2021, Perry, who boasts a 14-8 professional mixed martial arts record, including 11 separate knockout triumphs, most recently suffered a unanimous decision loss to recent feature, Daniel Rodriguez.

In his most recent professional win in the sport, Perry defeated fellow UFC alum, Mickey Gall – adding to a list of victories over the likes of Danny Roberts, Jake Ellenberger, Alex Oliveira, and Paul Felder to name a few.

Weighing up his future in BKFC following his April stoppage win over Rockhold, Perry – who was joined in the ring by former two-weight UFC champion, Conor McGregor, has since campaigned for a fight with the Crumlin counter-striker later this year.

Mike Perry reflects on face off with UFC star Conor McGregor at BKFC 41: ‘He was ready to punch me’

Mike Perry details viral face-off with former UFC champion, Conor McGregor. Last weekend, Perry enjoyed his greatest night as a professional fighter, making quick work of former UFC middleweight champion, Luke Rockhold in the main o. After an entertaining pre-fight build up, Perry would land a crushing lowing in the second round, causing serious damage […]

Mike Perry details viral face-off with former UFC champion, Conor McGregor.

Last weekend, Perry enjoyed his greatest night as a professional fighter, making quick work of former UFC middleweight champion, Luke Rockhold in the main o. After an entertaining pre-fight build up, Perry would land a crushing lowing in the second round, causing serious damage to the teeth of Rockhold. The referee would quickly wave the contest off.

During his post-fight conference Perry would ask for a face-off with MMA megastar, McGregor, who was ringside for the event. A slightly merry McGregor obligated, jumping in the ring and came together with Perry.

Mike Perry details face-to-face with Conor McGregor

Talking on the MMAHour, Perry revealed details of the in-ring confrontation, saying that McGregor looked close to punching him and that the Irishman seemed interested in taking to bareknuckle.

“We were in the ring, and he was ready to punch me right then,” Perry said. “It was my moment that night. And I got the last word, because when Conor left the ring- yeah he got the belt, but I got my belt, platinum over gold baby- when they left eh ring, they put the mic back in my face…”

“He’s talking about it on Instagram, he’s posting about it, he’s interested in it, he knows it looked exciting, he knows it looked fun.”

Perry said that while face-to-face, the pair exchanged words about their respective fights with Donald ‘Cowboy’ Cerrone.

“I was bringing up about Cowboy because I know he fought Cowboy after he arm barred me,” Perry said. ‘I was like ‘cowboy took my arm’ and he’s like ‘yeah, what did I do to him!’.”

Mike Perry reveals details of viral in-ring confrontation with Conor McGregor at BKFC 41 last weekend

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Conor McGregor opens as betting favorite to defeat Mike Perry amid recent links to a future fight

Off the back of their impromptu and surprise confrontation at a BKFC (Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship) event earlier this month, former UFC lightweight and featherweight champion, Conor McGregor has opened as a betting favorite to defeat welterweight veteran, Mike Perry in a potential future fight between the two. McGregor, a former undisputed duel-weight champion under […]

McGregor, a former undisputed duel-weight champion under the banner of the UFC, has been sidelined since he headlined UFC 264 back in July 2021, fracturing his left tibia and fibula in an eventual doctor’s stoppage TKO loss against former interim gold holder, Dustin Poirier.

As for Perry, the outspoken Michigan native has so-far enjoyed a stellar three-fight winning spree since transition to BKFC back in February of last year.

Debuting against The Ultimate Fighter alum, Julian Lane at BKFC: KnuckleMania 2, Perry landed a unanimous decision victory, before headlining a London event in August of that year.

Returning in a successful outing against former Bellator MMA welterweight championship challenger, Michael Page, Perry landed a majority decision win over the hometown fighter in an overtime round.

And earlier this month, the former UFC welterweight landed a second round TKO win over former UFC middleweight champion, Luke Rockhold in Broomfield, Colorado – where soon thereafter, he was confronted by McGregor inside the BFKC ring.

Offering odds on a potential future fight between McGregor and Perry, initial markets have seen the Crumlin native open as a -150 betting favorite to defeat the former, who opens as a +150 betting underdog.

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WIthout a professional victory since January 2020, McGregor’s most recent win came in the form of a 40-second TKO win over former lightweight title challenger, Donald Cerrone, securing a welterweight victory in a main event clash.

Departing the UFC back in 2021, Perry’s most recent outing in the Octagon came in April of that year, dropping a unanimous decision loss to Daniel Rodriguez – which followed a judging loss to Tim Means.

During the course of his stint under the banner of the Dana White-led organization, Perry has landed triumphs over the likes of Danny Roberts, Jake Ellenberger, Paul Felder, Alex Oliveira, and Mickey Gall to name a few.

Addressing a potential future fight with McGregor in the future – particularly after the latter confirmed that he would interested in a bout, Perry claimed that the Dubliner was refraining from punching him during their confrontation at BKFC 41 earlier this month.

We were in the ring,” Mike Perry said. “He was ready to punch me right then, but it was my moment that night, and I got the last word, because when Conor left the ring, yeah, he had the belt, but I got my belt. It’s platinum over gold, baby, and when he left the ring, they put the mic back in my face. So, it was my night to shine. I got the last word.”

Conor McGregor open to bare knuckle brawl with BKFC star Mike Perry: ‘Why not?’

Conor McGregor is open to a potential bare-knuckle brawl with BKFC darling ‘Platinum’ Mike Perry. The Irishman made headlines after making an appearance at the 1stBank Center in Denver, Colorado for BKFC 41. Taking in the action with a bottle of Proper No. 12, McGregor appeared to enjoy what Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship put on […]

Conor McGregor is open to a potential bare-knuckle brawl with BKFC darling ‘Platinum’ Mike Perry.

The Irishman made headlines after making an appearance at the 1stBank Center in Denver, Colorado for BKFC 41. Taking in the action with a bottle of Proper No. 12, McGregor appeared to enjoy what Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship put on display. So much so that McGregor threw a BKFC title belt over his shoulder and stepped into the squared circle for a showdown with UFC fighter turned bare-knuckle brawler Mike Perry.

Fans of both sports immediately began speculating about a potential crossover clash between the two outspoken icons. During a brief encounter with InsideFighting, Conor McGregor was asked whether or not he was open to a scrap with ‘Platinum’ after their viral face off.

“Why not? I’ve got a couple of fights… I’ve got the [Michael] Chandler fight so that’s what I’m focused on,” McGregor responded.

How exactly that fight comes about is anyone’s guess.

Mike Perry Becomes a Free Agent While Conor McGregor Focuses on Octagon Return

Mike Perry earned his third-straight win under the BKFC banner, taking out former Strikeforce and UFC middleweight champion Luke Rockhold in the BKFC 41 main event. ‘Platinum’ has since revealed that he is officially a free agent, but one would expect Perry to resign with the promotion. It is possible that the UFC could attempt to reacquire Perry’s services given his new-found popularity. That would be the likeliest path to a showdown with Conor McGregor.

As for the Irishman, his focus will be on a return to the win column when he squares off with high-octane lightweight ‘Iron’ Michael Chandler. The two men will first compete as coaches on the 31st season of The Ultimate Fighter, scheduled to begin airing on May 29. Once the season concludes, McGregor and Chandler are expected to strap on their four-ounce gloves for a can’t-miss matchup.