Published 44 days ago
Mike Perry crushed by Jenkins in a lightning-fast duel in Orlando
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Mike Perry suffered a shoulder dislocation in the first round at Brand Duel against Brandon Jenkins, leading to a quick TKO loss at 2 minutes and 38 seconds. Jenkins, called in as a last-minute replacement for Dillon Danis, took advantage of Perry’s injury to win the fight with a series of decisive strikes.
To remember:
- Mike Perry suffers a shoulder dislocation in the first round against Brandon Jenkins.
- Jenkins wins the fight by TKO at 2:38 of the first round.
- Perry, despite attempting to dominate, is quickly neutralized by the injury.
Incredible but true: Mike Perry, one of the UFC’s most explosive fighters, lived through a nightmare Saturday night in Orlando at Brand Duel. From the very first seconds of the fight, his opponent Brandon Jenkins, called in as a last-minute replacement for Dillon Danis, made history with a lightning-fast victory.
A One-Sided Fight
From the start, Perry tried to impose his aggressive style, unleashing powerful strikes. But Jenkins countered with a precise spinning elbow, before Perry responded with a powerful combination. That’s when an unusual injury mechanism occurred: his left shoulder gave out as he held Jenkins with one hand while striking with the other. Despite the intense pain, the referee allowed the fight to continue—a decision that marked a turning point.
Capitalizing on Perry’s vulnerability, Jenkins followed up with a decisive body kick, then a series of ground strikes. The fight ended at 2 minutes and 38 seconds of the first round, sealing an unexpected victory for Jenkins. A performance that surprised even the most seasoned observers.