BKFC boss addresses Mike Perry after saying he was done with bare-knuckle: ‘I wish him the best’
MMA Fighting • • sports
Key Points:
- Mike Perry, known as the "King of Violence" in bare-knuckle fighting, has decided to leave BKFC and return to MMA full-time, surprising many given his success and style suited for BKFC.
- BKFC president David Feldman expressed no hard feelings about Perry's departure, acknowledging Perry likely received an offer from MMA that was too good to refuse.
- Feldman emphasized BKFC's focus on developing homegrown talent and noted that the promotion is thriving without relying on big names like Perry.
- The door remains open for Perry to return to BKFC in the future if his MMA plans do not materialize or if he chooses to compete in bare-knuckle fighting again.
- Feldman also mentioned interest in a potential Perry vs. Darren Till fight, calling it a marquee matchup that would benefit BKFC, but stressed the importance of financial prudence for the company.
