Sean Strickland, Mike Perry Trade Barbs Over BKFC Fighter Pay
Strickland Calls Out Perry For 'Crying' About Money, Perry Fires Back
Sean Strickland and Mike Perry, two popular UFC fighters, recently engaged in a heated exchange over fighter pay in the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC). The feud began when Perry criticized BKFC's pay structure, claiming that fighters were being underpaid. Strickland responded by calling out Perry for "crying" about money, suggesting that he should be grateful for the opportunity to fight.
Perry Defends His Position, Accuses Strickland of Being 'Out of Touch'
Perry fired back at Strickland, accusing him of being "out of touch" with the financial struggles faced by many fighters. He argued that BKFC should provide better compensation to its athletes, especially those who put their bodies on the line for the entertainment of fans.
Strickland Remains Firm, Says Fighters Should Be 'Grateful'
Strickland remained firm in his stance, reiterating that fighters should be grateful for the opportunity to fight and that money should not be their primary motivation. He suggested that Perry should focus on improving his skills and winning fights rather than complaining about pay.
Conclusion
The feud between Strickland and Perry highlights the ongoing debate over fighter pay in combat sports. While some fighters believe that they deserve higher compensation, others argue that they should be grateful for the opportunity to compete. The issue is likely to continue to be a source of discussion and debate in the fight world for years to come.
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