Mike Perry Describes Gameplan For MVP Fight At BKFC London

Former UFC welterweight Mike Perry is rapidly approaching his second appearance under the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship banner, but this time, it won’t come against a fellow member of the roster. Tomorrow night, Perry will cross the pond to …

Former UFC welterweight Mike Perry is rapidly approaching his second appearance under the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship banner, but this time, it won’t come against a fellow member of the roster. Tomorrow night, Perry will cross the pond to face Bellator MMA standout Michael “Venom” Page. After falling short of interim gold in May, the…

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Perry Challenges Londoners: “They Can Come At Me”

BKFC middleweight Mike Perry certainly isn’t concerned about heading into enemy territory to face Michael “Venom” Page this weekend. After transitioning from MMA competition in the UFC to bare-knuckle boxing, Perry recorded a successf…

BKFC middleweight Mike Perry certainly isn’t concerned about heading into enemy territory to face Michael “Venom” Page this weekend. After transitioning from MMA competition in the UFC to bare-knuckle boxing, Perry recorded a successful debut under the BKFC banner earlier this year, outpointing Julian Lane at KnuckleMania 2. “Platinum” is now set for a unique…

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Mike Perry Promises To KO MVP In BKFC’s “Biggest Fights Ever”

“Platinum” Mike Perry promises fans a KO victory over Michael “Venom” Page (MVP) in their cross-promotional O2 Arena bare-knuckle brawl at BKFC27 tomorrow night. Perry has been undefeated in bare knuckle boxing since his 1-4 ski…

“Platinum” Mike Perry promises fans a KO victory over Michael “Venom” Page (MVP) in their cross-promotional O2 Arena bare-knuckle brawl at BKFC27 tomorrow night. Perry has been undefeated in bare knuckle boxing since his 1-4 skid in the UFC saw him cut from the promotion. This will be Perry’s third foray into the bare-knuckle scene…

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Perry Tells Page “You’ve Beaten Cans”, MVP Hits Back

Mike Perry and Michael “Venom” Page unleashed on each other’s strength of schedule entering their Bare Knuckle FC matchup. Page and Perry will meet in the BKFC cage at BKFC London this Saturday. This will be Page’s bare-knuckle …

Mike Perry and Michael “Venom” Page unleashed on each other’s strength of schedule entering their Bare Knuckle FC matchup. Page and Perry will meet in the BKFC cage at BKFC London this Saturday. This will be Page’s bare-knuckle debut following a long tenure in Bellator, and the second BKFC appearance for Perry. There’s mutual respect…

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Mike Perry Threatens MVP With ‘Bisexual Hands’ Ahead Of Fight

There are countless examples of Mike Perry doing, for lack of a better word, Mike Perry things, but now another one can be added to the list ahead of his BKFC bout with Michael “Venum” Page. Fans were already confused, yet excited at the se…

There are countless examples of Mike Perry doing, for lack of a better word, Mike Perry things, but now another one can be added to the list ahead of his BKFC bout with Michael “Venum” Page. Fans were already confused, yet excited at the seemingly out of left field announcement that Perry and MVP would…

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Mike Perry promises fans violence in BKB fight with Michael Page: “I’m a psychopath”

Mike PerryFormer UFC scrapper Mike Perry has promised fans violence as he heads into his second Bare Knuckle Boxing bout against Michael Page on Aug.20. The Bellator welterweight contender clashes with Perry in next weekend’s main event at Wembley Arena, which marks the organization’s first trip to the UK. The fight announcement came as a shock […]

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Former UFC scrapper Mike Perry has promised fans violence as he heads into his second Bare Knuckle Boxing bout against Michael Page on Aug.20.

The Bellator welterweight contender clashes with Perry in next weekend’s main event at Wembley Arena, which marks the organization’s first trip to the UK. The fight announcement came as a shock to many considering Page’s last contest was for Bellator gold, and the thirty-five-year-old has never fought in bare-knuckle. Perry, on the other hand, left victorious on his BKFC debut in February vs. Julian Lane.

In the lead-up to fight night, Perry has been sending Page warnings and is adamant he doesn’t know what he’s let himself in for stepping between the ropes. Despite the threats, Perry has shown his respect for the talented striker but questions his toughness when it comes to the viciousness of BKB.

Mike Perry Talks MVP BKFC Fight

“I want to see what happens when I do connect with you and I do get some cuts on your face. I want to see what happens then,” Mike Perry said when faced off with Mike Perry in the BKFC press conference

Although never competing in the sport, Page shrugged it off and dismissed Perry’s doubt, stating: “It won’t happen”.

There is no question about Perry’s shear heart and durability when inside the ring or Octagon. Fans enjoy watching the gangster-like style he brings into battle with him. During his twenty-two professional fights, Perry was only stopped once by strikes, which gave him a bucket full of confidence leading into Aug.20.

“You slippery little snake boy. I’m coming after you. I’m coming for you. You should be worried, MVP. I’m a psychopath,” Perry screamed into the camera.

As it stands, Page has signed to BKFC on a one-fight deal and has aspirations of returning to Bellator after the fight, having previously fallen short in his last outing to Logan Storley at Bellator 281 for interim gold. Page addressed the mixed reactions he got from the fighting community after diving head first into BKB.

“I get a lot of different types of reactions when I’m telling people,” Page said. “Even now, it’s been announced for a little while and people are still like ‘are you actually doing this?’. Similar to MMA when it first came through, people just saw it as barbaric. They didn’t see the skill and level of commitment that athletes had, it’s the same with bare-knuckle now. People have a negative appeal about initially.”