Mike Perry and Sean Strickland Trade Barbs Over BKFC Fighter Pay
Perry Calls Out Strickland for "Lowballing" Fighters
American professional mixed martial artist and bare-knuckle boxer Mike Perry, born September 15, 1991, recently criticized fellow fighter Sean Strickland for allegedly offering low pay to BKFC fighters. In an interview with MMA Junkie, Perry accused Strickland of "trying to lowball" fighters and not valuing their worth.
Perry's Background and Career
Perry, known as "Platinum Perry," began his professional MMA career in September 2014 after compiling an amateur record of 8-3. He currently competes in the middleweight division and has made a name for himself for his aggressive fighting style and knockout power.
Strickland's Response and Perry's Rebuttal
Sean Strickland responded to Perry's allegations, claiming that he would never offer a fighter less than what they deserve. He stated that he has always been fair in his dealings with fighters and that he respects their value.
Perry, however, remained unconvinced. He reiterated his belief that Strickland was undervaluing fighters and urged him to reconsider his payment practices. The ongoing exchange between Perry and Strickland has sparked a debate within the MMA community regarding fighter pay and the responsibility of promoters to fairly compensate athletes.
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