Jake Paul Vs. Mike Perry Results: KO Besar dan Reaksi
Jake Paul made another KO triumph on Saturday night, with the fight taking place at the Amelie Arena, in Tampa, Florida.
Paul knocked out Mike Perry in a fight held at the main event of the MVP show through TKO, in the sixth round. For my life, one would have thought that Paul’s contact with boxing was the determining factor, as Perry looked as amateurish as one can get when competing in a fight of such magnitude. Perry himself was beaten three times by Paul before the latter could claim the victory.
Jake Paul Vs. Mike Perry
This is a look at the first knockdown, although it can be linked to the impact weight of the punch. Perry wasn’t knocked down yet, that was perhaps going to happen shortly in the fight.
The knockout came after a fist in the sixth round. Perry got to his feet, and the fight’s official was reaching to give him a chance to start, but his balance as he tried to step to his right just made the referee’s job easier to stop the fight.
Perry did not stick to the defensive throughout the fighting and was eating punches throughout the night. Loftus was more active in the third round and that was the BKFC champion’s best round. Paul appeared to be a little exhausted, and Perry stepped it up and came dangerously close to changing the tide of the fight. In the fourth round, Paul countered back and Paul got the better of the deal.
Paul managed to make use of his jab as well as a couple of body shots, which really showed the poor technique Perry has in boxing, hence the KO. As for the interview after the fight, Paul quickly spoke of victory, but much more on the following fight which is against Mike Tyson. Paul was expected to share the ring with Tyson on this date but medical problems caused Tyson to bow out of the event.
Paul also made sure to clarify that the postponed bout opposite the legend of the heavyweights is still on Netflix come November 15. By the word of Paul, Tyson is back training and gearing for an event that will set Netflix on live sports airing before WWE Raw arrives on the platform in 2025.
After the Tory Tyson talk, Paul expressed his willingness to fight Perry in the BKFC or MMA with the Professional Fighters League. Perry then understood that he said that he was ready to fight Paul on either of the platforms. Of course, the most shocking call-out was Paul challenging the current UFC light heavyweight champion, Alex Pereira.
Half a year ago, in an interview, Pereira said he wanted to box, and Paul noticed those statements and challenged the aggressive Brazilian.
Paul was even caught using FaceTime to talk to Pereira after the fight against Perry, and after the fight, they even prostrated together. Nevertheless, we should probably not expect Paul, at least not in the near future, to face the runner of Pereira or to engage the conversation in a ring.
Jake Paul Vs. Mike Perry
Pereira is currently signed with the UFC, and the previous management’s track record is not very favorable when it comes to letting one of their fighters participate in another form of combat. Given that Pereira remains a champion and probably the promotion’s most significant active selling point, that is even less likely. What’s more, now the fans of the Paul crossover events may have to deal with a clash with Tyson only.
