It all starts after the 'Bone and Blood' actor makes some comments about the late Kimbo Slice that don't sit well with the UFC star, who then challenges him to a fight.
- Jan 10, 2020
AceShowbiz - Mike Perry has chosen the wrong way to hit back Michael Jai White. The two have been feuding ever since the actor made some comments about the late Kimbo Slice that didn't sit well with Mike. The UFC star has been hitting back at Michael, but his latest comment sparked backlash from other Internet users instead.
It all started after Michael said during an interview that Kimbo, who died in 2016, found his martial techniques too much to grasp. Mike wasn't having it, reacting to the interview, "An actor recently was saying how he was trying to teach kimbo something too difficult for kimbo to grasp. I think you actors better stay in the movies. 1 knee make your nose look like special effects."
Not stopping there, he challenged Michael to a fight "because I would like to learn this 'prison movie technique' he was talking about." The "Blood and Bone" star then wasted no time to hit back, "I got no time for playground callouts Brother but holla when you come thru and maybe I'll have time to give you a personal demo. Just DM me Bro. It really ain't that hard!"
Moments later, Michael apparently thought that it would not do them anything good if they kept this up. Thus, he followed it up with a tweet that read, "I'm sorry I ever responded & wish him nothing but the best! This ends now. Honestly, be well MP!"
But Mike was clearly still in the mood to fight the martial artist as writing, "Blood and bone more like b***h a** n***a." Instead of receiving responses from Michael, he was met with backlash. "You better watch that N word I don't care who can fight. You can get that jaw broke. It beasts out of the cage too," one said. "Mike Perry deciding and proclaiming that he has an N-word pass does not mean that he has an N-word pass."
Fellow fighter Angela Hill chimed in, "White people using 'n***a' to insult a black person, I don't give a f**k what your intentions were, it ain't right. The few times I've run into Perry during fights he's seemed cool, this ain't it."
But Mike didn't seem sorry at all despite the backlash. Instead, he angered people even more, "You have to make a big deal out of this. A white man said that to you because you straight up being one. Y'all can act like you don't hear me. It was bull s**t to he was trying to slander a real gangsta so people would think he more than an actor."
He continued in a separate tweet, "You already offended I'm alive and breathing," before adding, "So fight me or pay me."
Michael has yet to respond back.
