“We Were Supposed to Go Off-Air”: After Conor McGregor’s Wild BKFC Stunt, Insider Reveals Mike Perry Went off Script in Shocking Turn of Events

Fighting is a sport that thrives on hype and is fueled by the electrifying energy generated by athletes and fans alike. In the quest to create memorable events, fight promotions meticulously plan certain moments, but sometimes the most captivating moments unfold spontaneously. BKFC 41 stands as a shining example of how unpredictability can elevate excitement to new heights.

The event featured highly anticipated matchups like Eddie Alvarez vs Chad Mendes and Mike Perry vs Luke Rockhold (main event). The main event fight itself delivered on the hype, with Perry emerging victorious. This further solidified his reputation as a formidable competitor. However, what happened after the main event attracted more eyes to the ring. In his post-fight interview, Perry asked for a face-off with ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor, who was in attendance.

Was the Conor McGregor – Mike Perry face-off not part of the script?

McGregor gladly accepted and entered the ring, carrying a BKFC belt over his shoulder. What followed was an impromptu face-off that surpassed all expectations. The raw intensity and unscripted nature of the moment resonated deeply with viewers, who reveled in the electrifying atmosphere.

But to everyone’s surprise, Chael Sonnen, BKFC’s broadcasting team member, has revealed a crucial detail about the face-off. He disclosed that according to the show sheet, Perry was supposed to call out Donald Cerrone for a face-off. Cerrone was part of the crowd too. However, ‘Platinum’ decided to call out McGregor at the last moment.

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“We were supposed to go off-air with Cowboy Cerrone doing a face-off with Mike Perry. That’s what the script said, Perry was supposed to call for Cowboy like the show sheet said. He overlooked Cowboy… He thought there would be enough time for Conor McGregor to get out of the ring and for Cowboy to get in the ring. They did not have enough time.”

Perry‘s spontaneous decision to call out Conor McGregor, who was in attendance, left Cerrone overlooked.

Can we see McGregor in the BKFC ring?

The McGregor–Perry stare-down was a friendly one. However, McGregor’s words highlighted the possibility of stepping into the BKFC ring in the future. “I am never retiring!”, The Notorious said, while facing off with Perry.

“I’m into this game,” McGregor said as he held the BKFC championship. “I’d be into this. How am I showing up here, and I’ve already got the belt? Come get it, baby! Come get the strap, baby!”

Shortly after the BKFC 41 event, McGregor posted a picture of the face-off and talked about the possibility of fighting in the bare-knuckle ring. BKFC 41 will be remembered as an event that exemplified the thrilling nature of combat sports.

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As Mike Perry‘s victory over Luke Rockhold set the stage for an unplanned face-off between Perry and Conor McGregor, Chael Sonnen‘s revelation added an intriguing layer to the narrative.