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Jeremy Stephens’ vicious KO win over UFC 320 boogeyman was overshadowed by cheating claims
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Bloody Elbow
Himself never far from controversy, Jeremy Stephens saw one of his best ageing victories in the UFC come under massive fire.
But before running into Jose Aldo, the heavy-hitting Stephens would take out a monstrous puncher who returns at UFC 320 this weekend.
And when pitted against the King of Violence titleholder Perry, Stephens has promised to “big brother” the Michigan favorite in a quite confident prediction.
“I’m smarter, I’m faster, I’m defensively sound.
I’m willing to go to the pain game and above and beyond just as well as him (Mike Perry).”