BKFC fighter Jeremy Stephens stepped into the cage to battle the “King of Violence” at BKFC 82, where he endured a five-round war that ended in defeat. Despite the loss, Stephens maintains a positive outlook.
Following the fight, Stephens took to Instagram to congratulate his opponent and share his thoughts on the future.
“Went up against the odds once again and went to war with one of the toughest in the @bareknucklefc game,” Stephens said. “We had our differences and we settled it like real dogs — no gloves, no excuses, just heart. That’s what this sport’s about.”
“This one wasn’t about records, it was about legacy and testing myself against the best. We did that,” Stephens added. “Grateful for my family, my team, my fans, my sponsors, and most of all, God for the strength to rise every time I fall. We ain’t done … back to our weight, back to business.”
At 39, Jeremy Stephens has competed professionally for more than 20 years. He made his pro MMA debut in 2005 and joined the UFC in 2007. Since then, Stephens has fought at the highest level, earning respect for his longevity and toughness, even with nearly as many losses as wins.
