BKFC Fighters Trade Barbs: Strickland, Perry Clash Over Pay

Sean Strickland and Mike Perry Engage in Heated Exchange

MMA standouts Sean Strickland and Mike Perry have recently found themselves in a war of words, exchanging barbs over fighter pay in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC).

Strickland's Comments Spark Controversy

The feud ignited when Strickland took to social media to criticize BKFC's fighter compensation, claiming it was "not enough" and that fighters were being "taken advantage of." His comments drew a sharp rebuke from Perry, who accused Strickland of "whining" and suggested he "go fight somewhere else" if he was unhappy with the pay.

Perry Defends BKFC, Perry's Track Record

Perry, who has been with BKFC since 2021, has been vocal in his defense of the organization, arguing that they provide fighters with a fair wage and a platform to showcase their skills. He also pointed out that he has had successful fights in BKFC, earning significant paydays as a result.

Escalating War of Words

The exchange between Strickland and Perry has since escalated, with both fighters trading insults and accusing each other of being ungrateful. The feud highlights the ongoing debate over fighter pay in combat sports and raises questions about the adequacy of compensation for those who put their bodies on the line for entertainment.