Witnessed a highly attended and significant event at the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, where Mike Perry claimed the title of “king of violence” by defeating Eddie Alvarez at BKFC 56. Explore Mike Perry’s interview comments regarding Alvarez’s exit in the third round.
Mike Perry Expresses Surprise Over Eddie Alvarez’s Third-Round Exit
At BKFC 56, Perry battled former UFC Lightweight Champion Eddie Alvarez for the symbolic “King of Violence” title. Perry claimed victory with a TKO, as the corner stopped the fight after the second round.
During a recent interview with Helen Yee Sports, Perry shared his perspective on Alvarez’s exit, questioning, “yeah bro what would have happened had he come out for the third round”
When questioned about Alvarez’s departure, Perry expressed his surprise, stating, “yeah it was another the same thing, oh itself over give me what i want” The interview clearly indicates that Perry was taken aback by Alvarez’s exit in the third round of the match.
In this match, Platinum Perry has compelled two former UFC champions to quit on the stool. Despite a less notable UFC career with eight losses, Perry remains undefeated in Bare Knuckle Fighting.
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Perry’s standout performance in BKFC is remarkable he holds an undefeated 4-0 record, securing victories against Julian Lane, Michael Page, Luke Rockhold, and now Alvarez. The lingering question is, what’s the next step for Mike Perry?
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