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Photo: Instagram/Mike Perry Mike Perry, a former UFC standout, has declined the chance to box on the undercard of the much-anticipated Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson event. Perry revealed that he was offered a bout against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., the son of boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez, slated for July 20.  Despite the significant exposure he would have gained from appearing on a Netflix card headlined by two boxing giants, Perry cited inadequate compensation as the reason for rejecting the offer. In an interview with The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani, Perry expressed his interest in participating on the Mike Tyson Netflix card for the exposure it would bring.  However, he emphasized that the financial aspect, particularly given the caliber of his potential opponent, did not meet his expectations. Perry revealed that he had another option with higher pay and more promising incentives, ultimately leading him to decline the Chavez Jr. bout. Photo: Instagram/Mike Perry Perry's depa...

Photo: Instagram/Naoya Inoue Japanese boxer Naoya Inoue showed true grit and resilience as he overcame an early knockdown to deliver a stunning knockout victory against Mexican challenger Luis Nery.  In a thrilling match at the Tokyo Dome on Monday, Inoue wowed the crowd by dropping Nery three times before securing a sixth-round knockout.  Despite being floored by a powerful left hook in the first round, Inoue fought back fiercely, flooring Nery with a counter left hook in the second round. Photo: Instagram/Naoya Inoue The momentum continued as Inoue sent Nery to the canvas again in the fifth round with another impressive left hook.  Finally, in the sixth round, a massive straight right from Inoue sealed the deal, knocking Nery out cold at the 1:22 mark.  En 20 años se hablará que fue un mexicano, de Tijuana, un corajudo llamado Luis Nery que mandó por primera vez a la lona al miembro del salón de la fama de Canastota y mejor peleador en la historia de Japón 🇯🇵 Na...

Photo: Instagram/Canelo Alvarez Canelo Alvarez showcased his boxing prowess once again, securing a decisive victory over Jaime Munguia in a thrilling bout at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena during Cinco de Mayo weekend.  The judges scored the fight 117-110, 116-111, and 115-112 in favor of Alvarez, affirming his undisputed super-middleweight title reign.  Despite Munguia's resilience, enduring the first knockdown of his career, Alvarez's experience and skill proved too much to overcome. Photo: Instagram/Canelo Alvarez Reflecting on the match, Alvarez praised Munguia's abilities but asserted his own dominance in the ring.  Meanwhile, Munguia acknowledged Alvarez's experience as a deciding factor in the outcome, expressing disappointment in his first professional loss.  Nonetheless, both fighters displayed sportsmanship and mutual respect, leaving fans eager for their future endeavors. Read Next: Giannis Antetokounmpo Unfollows Former Bucks Teammate Amid Playoff Disappoint...