Eddie Alvarez recent shed some light on a frustrating bit of confusion behind the scenes ahead of BKFC 56. At the event, 'The Underground King' went to war with Mike Perry in a blood-soaked main-event.
ONE Flyweight Champion Demetrious Johnson recently shared his thoughts on the recent BKFC 56 main event. With the new, aptly-named King of Violence Championship up for grabs.
Former UFC lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez has been left licking his wounds following an intense bare-knuckle battle with Mike Perry. The pair of ex-MMA athletes went to war for the 'King of Violence' title in the main event of BKFC 56 in Utah this past weekend.
At BKFC 56, Mike Perry continued to look unstoppable under the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship banner. Many thought that former UFC and Bellator champion
Eddie Alvarez and Mike Perry collide for the King of Violence title on December 2nd The post Eddie Alvarez – “I think Justin (Gaethje) has a lot of the same qualities as Mike (Perry) first appeared on MyMMANews.
Former UFC and Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez appears to be very confident ahead of his bare-knuckle showdown with Mike Perry. Back at BKFC 41, "The Underground King" picked up a tough split-decision win over Chad Mendes in his bare-knuckle debut.
Before there was constant talk of competition to the UFC and fighters having more options to make money, one man was making that happen for himself. Eddie Alvarez earned the nickname of "The Underground King" by collecting titles in promotions outside of the UFC, where all the best fighters were believed to be.
Mike Perry saw the footage of Tony Ferguson training with David Goggins and is interested in training with (or fighting) the former US Navy SEAL and International Sports Hall of Famer himself.
On December 2 in Salt Lake City, Utah, the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championships is set to host one of its biggest events to date. Every few months, the promotion is able to draw in some big names in order to add some additional buzz to their cards, usually surrounding the face of the promotion, Mike Perry.
Mike Perry will face former UFC lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez at BKFC 56 on December 2. Perry announced the fight on X on October 19. Both men have
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Mike Perry's first bare-knuckle fight of his new Bare Knuckle FC deal has been booked against former UFC champion Eddie Alvarez. Perry vs. Alvarez will headline Bare Knuckle FC 56 in Salt Lake City on December 2nd.
Eddie Alvarez, who has fought both Michael Chandler and Conor McGregor, has shared some advice The post Eddie Alvarez tells Michael Chandler to wrestle Conor McGregor if he wants to win first appeared on MyMMANews.
Former UFC lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez confirmed that he will fight bare knuckle again following The post Eddie Alvarez confirms he will fight bare knuckle again following BKFC 41 win over Chad Mendes first appeared on MyMMANews.
Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship returns to us tonight, April 29, 2023, for BKFC 41, going The post Eddie Alvarez defeats Chad Mendes in bare knuckle debut, Mendes retires at BKFC 41 first appeared on MyMMANews.
Bareknuckle Fighting Championship 41 will feature four former UFC fighters, including Luke Rockhold and Eddie Alvarez.
Eddie Alvarez is no longer under contract with One Championship, according to the South China Morning Post. Alvarez and the Singapore-based promotion reportedly agreed to an early release from his contract, though it is unclear how many fights “The Underground King” had remaining on his deal.
Eddie Alvarez has delivered with more regularity than most in a long and distinguished career filled with thrills, spills and chills. The former Bellator MMA and Ultimate Fighting Championship titleholder built his name and reputation on blunt force trauma and a propensity for sudden violence.
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