Alex Perez Octagon Interview | UFC Vegas 91

by Site Admin ~ April 28th, 2024

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Pereira on how his legacy compares to Izzy's: You have to see the criteria they use. Israel had several defenses, I couldn't defend the middleweight belt. But there are things I did... I was a double champion. He tried but didn't. What matters most is that you inspire people" submitted by /u/Grey4690
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Mike Perry delivered on his promise of a quick and easy night in the main event of BKFC’s annual blockbuster show.

Perry faced fellow former UFC veteran Thiago Alves in the KnuckleMania 4 headliner Saturday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. “Platinum” needed just 60 seconds to put Alves away, as he dropped him with a big left hand. Alves was able to make it to his feet before the 10-count, however he couldn’t keep his footing as he was badly hurt, leading to the referee waving things off.

Following the win, Perry delivered a heated post-fight promo, calling out Darren Till, and even sending a respectful message to Nate Diaz, who was sitting in the crowd taking in the action.

Fellow pro fighters, including new BKFC co-owner Conor McGregor, took in Perry’s handiwork, and gave their reactions to another stoppage win for the face of the promotion.


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Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC) held “KnuckleMania 4” on Saturday at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles. “King Of Violence” Mike Perry faced long-time rival and UFC veteran Thiago Alves in the main event.

Perry lived up to his “King of Violence” title by stopping the former UFC welterweight title challenger in one minute.  In the co-main event, BKFC Heavyweight Champion Mick Terrill retained his title by defeating Lorenzo Hunt via TKO due to injury.  


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Alex Perez makes a statement at #UFCVegas91 !!!!!!

by Site Admin ~ April 28th, 2024

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Pereira on how his legacy compares to Izzy's: You have to see the criteria they use. Israel had several defenses, I couldn't defend the middleweight belt. But there are things I did... I was a double champion. He tried but didn't. What matters most is that you inspire people" submitted by /u/Grey4690
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Mike Perry led the disclosed payroll for BKFC KnuckleMania 4, cashing a $ 600,000 purse for his main event bout against Thiago Alves on Saturday.

Generally regarded as the face of bare-knuckle boxing, Perry needed just 60 seconds knock out Alves in BKFC KnuckleMania 4’s headliner. Alves earned $ 200,000 in the losing effort.

The California State Athletic Commission released the event’s salary report on Saturday in the aftermath of BKFC KnuckleMania 4, which took place at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, Calif.

Perry and Alves were among five total fighters who cashed six-figure purses at BKFC KnuckleMania 4, joining the likes of UFC veteran Ben Rothwell ($ 150,000), BKFC heavyweight champion Mick Terrill ($ 100,000), and BKFC two-division champion Lorenzo Hunt ($ 100,000).

A complete list of the BKFC KnuckleMania 4 salaries can be seen below. As always, these figures do not represent a fighter’s total earnings, as sponsorship incomes, discretionary bonuses, and other assorted incomes are not publicly disclosed.

  • Mike Perry: $ 600,000
  • Thiago Alves: $ 200,000
  • Mick Terrill: $ 100,000
  • Lorenzo Hunt: $ 100,000
  • Ben Rothwell: $ 150,000
  • Todd Duffee: $ 85,000
  • Alfredo Angulo: $ 19,500
  • Jeremiah Riggs: $ 8,000
  • Julian Lane: $ 20,000
  • Evgeny Kurdanov: $ 12,500
  • Crystal Pittman: $ 500
  • Sydney Smith: $ 8,000
  • David Diaz: $ 4,000
  • Shane Jordan: $ 4,000
  • Andrew Angelcor: $ 5,000
  • Ruben Warr: $ 6,000
  • Daniel Alvarez: $ 7,500
  • Victor Rosas: $ 6,000
  • Vinny Familari: $ 5,000
  • Fernando Gonzalez: $ 6,000
  • Tommy Aaron: $ 6,000
  • Richard Brooks: $ 5,000
  • Keith Richardson: $ 6,000
  • Cody Vidal: $ 5,000

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McGregor Is A Part Owner Of BKFC

by Site Admin ~ April 28th, 2024

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McGregor season is in full effect.

During the BKFC KnuckleMania 4 broadcast, it was announced Conor McGregor would make a “huge” announcement, and boy oh boy, “Notorious” delivered. In a video package, the former two-division UFC champion announced that he is now part owner of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC).

“What’s up Knucklemania!” McGregor said. “‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor here. Ladies and gentlemen, the huge announcement that I have for you today: Conor McGregor, myself, and McGregor Sports and Entertainment is now an owner of Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. Welcome to the big leagues. David Feldman, baby, we did it.”

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The BKFC president did not reveal any details but was ecstatic about the new partnership.

“Look, you’ve got the biggest guy in all of combat sports right now as a part owner of our company,” Feldman said during the BKFC KnuckleMania 4 broadcast. “I think it’s just going to move the needle tremendously. We’re going to do a lot of big things. We’re going to open up a lot of new markets. We’re partners with Conor McGregor. Everybody in the combat sports world, everybody in the world knows who that guy is. So Conor, thank you, and let’s blow this sh-t up.”

During the post-fight press conference, Feldman added, “We’re going to take this motherf—king thing all the way to the top now.”

McGregor has been a fan of BKFC for several years and has helped promote it several times, even showing up at BKFC 41 last year to bring eyeballs to the product. McGregor’s Proper Twelve and Forged Irish Stout have also served as sponsorship partners of the promotion.

I’m sure we will hear more about the ownership in the coming days and months as McGregor prepares for his highly anticipated return later this summer against Michael Chandler at UFC 303.


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Pereira on how his legacy compares to Izzy's: You have to see the criteria they use. Israel had several defenses, I couldn't defend the middleweight belt. But there are things I did... I was a double champion. He tried but didn't. What matters most is that you inspire people" submitted by /u/Grey4690
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