Mike Perry releases statement following disastrous Duel Arena loss — ‘More work to do’
Mike Perry went from “King of Violence” to king of silence after his disastrous Duel Arena loss last weekend in Orlando. “Platinum” suffered a shoulder injury during the bout and was eventually finished by late replacement Brandon Jenkins, who stepped in for combat sports clown Dillon Danis. Danis pulled out a few days before the […]
Mike Perry, once known as the "King of Violence," found himself in silence after a disastrous Duel Arena loss in Orlando last weekend. The incident occurred when Perry suffered a shoulder injury during the bout, leading to his defeat by a late replacement, Brandon Jenkins, who took over for Dillon Danis. Danis had pulled out a few days prior to the fight.
Perry, in a heartfelt social media post, emphasized the importance of health and self-care in the world of MMA. He advised fighters to prioritize their physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. "Organize, be consistent, more recovery and stretching," Perry urged, highlighting the need for continuous improvement before tackling future challenges.
Perry has yet to announce his next move, but his desire to return to MVP MMA seems strong. Scott Coker and his team at BKFC are likely to be watching for top talent when they launch their new MMA promotion in early 2027.
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