“He never threw a punch that uncorked his shoulder,” Jenkins told MMA Junkie. “So, everybody watches this 15-second clip from Duel Arena or whatever. If you watch the fight, I’m popping him with right hands, spinning elbows. He has a collar tie, and he’s uppercutting me. I left-elbow him, and the arm that is on my head, him collar-tying me, blows out. I land the last strike on his head, and his shoulder pops out. They’re trying to paint this picture of me, just trying to discredit what I did. I covered up from all the uppercuts, and I left-elbowed him; then his shoulder came out. So, I dislocated his shoulder. I followed up with malicious intent, and I don’t feel bad about it at all.”
“It’s just wild to me people are just super disrespectful for no reason, because all I do is I show up, and I try my best – and I smile, and I get real bloody for everybody,” Jenkins continued. “I’m sure there’s a hardcore part of the fanbase that appreciates my style. I would like to do the Mike Perry rematch, but I don’t know how long shoulders take to heal. I’m hearing sometimes it’s six months to a year. I know that MVP is supposed to come back in like January-ish. Like, December, January. Maybe Mike will be healed up enough for that.”