Mike Perry Stops Jeremy Stephens at BKFC 82
“King of Violence” Lives Up to His Name in Newark
Mike Perry cemented his status as the undisputed face of bare-knuckle fighting with a savage fifth-round TKO victory over Jeremy Stephens at BKFC 82, held October 4, 2025, at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. The bout, billed as a clash of chaos between two of MMA’s most violent exports, ended at 1:35 of Round 5 after Perry dropped Stephens for the sixth time in the fight.
According to BKFC.com, Perry’s performance was a masterclass in controlled brutality. From the opening bell, he stalked Stephens with relentless pressure, landing looping hooks, uppercuts, and body shots that chipped away at the veteran’s resolve. Stephens, known for his durability, absorbed an ungodly amount of punishment but couldn’t match Perry’s pace or power.
“I’m not just the King of Violence—I’m the king of this sport,” Perry roared in his post-fight interview.
Stephens Shows Heart, But Perry’s Power Is Unstoppable
Jeremy Stephens came to fight, and for four rounds he did just that. He landed sharp counters, dug to the body, and even stunned Perry briefly in Round 2. But every time he rallied, Perry answered with thunderous combinations that sent Stephens to the canvas.
The final knockdown came after a brutal left hook followed by a right hand that folded Stephens against the ropes. Referee Dan Miragliotta waved it off immediately, sparing Stephens further damage and sealing Perry’s sixth straight BKFC win.
Perry’s BKFC Legacy Grows—Who’s Next?
With this win, Mike Perry improves to 6-0 in BKFC and retains his “King of Violence” crown. He’s now beaten names like Michael Page, Eddie Alvarez, Thiago Alves, and Luke Rockhold, and his star power continues to grow with each savage finish.
Whether it’s McGregor, Lorenzo Hunt, or another top-tier brawler, Perry’s next fight will be must-see carnage.
Sources
- BKFC.com – BKFC 82 Results
- MMA Junkie – BKFC 82 Recap
- Yahoo Sports – BKFC 82 Highlights
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