Perry Stopped In First Round By Jenkins At Duel Arena 1Perry Stopped In First Round By Jenkins At Duel Arena 1
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Perry Stopped In First Round By Jenkins At Duel Arena 1

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Mike Perry lost his Duel Arena 1 main event against Brandon Jenkins via first-round TKO at 2:38 on Saturday night in Orlando, as MMA Fighting and MMA Mania reported. Jenkins accepted the bout on short notice after Dillon Danis withdrew with an arm injury.

The BKFC standout Perry dropped his second MMA fight of the year after beating Nate Diaz in May at the inaugural MVP MMA event. Jenkins, who defeated Chris Avila via split decision on that same card, pulled off one of the year's biggest upsets against the self-proclaimed King of Violence.

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The event mixed MMA, boxing, and kickboxing across its card. Former UFC fighter Jimi Manuwa stopped Chase Sherman via second-round TKO in a boxing match. Alex Nicholson knocked out Brad Taylor in the first round of their MMA bout, snapping a three-fight losing streak that included a recent loss to Yoel Romero.

Paul Miller defeated Ben Azoulay via split decision in the co-main kickboxing match. Phil Rowe outpointed Javanis Ross over four rounds in boxing. Ryan Pownall beat Patrick Clark Jr. via disqualification in the second round of their boxing match.

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The main card started at 8 p.m. ET on pay-per-view after prelims streamed on YouTube at 6 p.m. ET from Kia Center. Perry entered as a heavy favorite but never found his rhythm against the shorter-notice replacement, who has now won back-to-back fights after dropping five of eight heading into 2025.


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