In a bad phase in the UFC, Kevin Lee challenges 'bad boy' to try to recover

N. Kevin Lee hasn't won for the UFC since 2019. Photo: Reproduction / Facebook UFC

After losing to Daniel Rodriguez and getting into trouble in Ultimate, Kevin Lee already has a target to try to recover. Willing to resume his good momentum, the fighter set his sights on Mike Perry, which is also going through a difficult phase in the company. The challenge was made on social media.

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"Mike Perry, December sounds great to me,” Lee wrote on his Twitter account. Twitter.

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Victim of Charles of the Bronx Last season, Kevin left the lightweight division (up to 70,3kg) and decided to test himself in the top division. In his debut, held last weekend, Lee ended up not standing out and was defeated on points by Daniel Rodriguez.

After the new setback, the fighter had four defeats in his last five fights. Its most recent positive result came in November 2019, when it surpassed Gregor Gillespie, with a historic knockout in the first round.

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If on one side the situation is difficult, on the other it is even worse. Famous for his aggressive style, Perry has not been successful in recent duels. In his recent retrospective, Mike has seven stumbles in 10 commitments.