See how much money Mike Perry made defeating Eddie Alvarez at BKFC 56 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
What a night it was for martial arts fans to witness one of the loudest and biggest events of the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. At BKFC 56, Mick Terrill became the new BKFC World Heavyweight Champion as Christine Ferrea defended her championship against Rowdy Beck Rawlings. But the match everyone is talking about is the main event of the night, and for good reason. Mike Perry became the king of violence after stopping Eddie Alvarez at the event. As always, fans want to know how much money he made defeating the former UFC champion. Let’s take a closer look.
BKFC 56: How Much Did Mike Perry Rack Up Beating Eddie Alvarez?
In this match, Platinum Perry forced two former UFC champions to quit their chairs. Perry doesn’t have a crazy resume like the UFC, which includes eight losses, but he doesn’t seem cut out for naked fights. Given the skill he displays without gloves, it seems like no one will be able to dethrone him with this performance. Alvarez dominated and led Perry in the first round, but Perry showed his class in the second round.
For those who missed the fight, Perry defeated Alvarez by TKO (corner stoppage) at 2:00 of round 2 to win the King of Violence title. We’re talking about the money he earned. There are no confirmed numbers, but you can make an educated guess by looking at their contracts and previous match pay.
In fact, it’s always interesting to see how fighters progress through contract negotiations, and Perry’s reported $8 million contract is a sign of his success and marketability in the bare-knuckle promotion. It is reflected.
He received $250,000 for his last match. However, given that he has become the face of the company, BKFC and Perry’s good salary, and the $8 million multi-fight contract, he could earn around $1 million for this fight over Alvarez. .
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Alvarez didn’t win the fight, but he’s still doing well financially. He has earned over $600,000 so far and is likely to earn even more from this fight as he is expected to get a better contract with BKFC.
That means Perry and Alvarez could earn between $600,000 and $1 million for this fight. And with David Feldman wanting to play running back Perry against Alvarez in Philadelphia, there’s a chance they could battle again.
