The world of mixed martial arts is undoubtedly one of those sports which are wrapped up in injuries. Recently, with the events of Bellator 292 in extreme hype, Michael Page turned up the excitement and awe with his phenomenal victory against Goiti Yamauchi. Previously, MVP claimed that he would win with a knock-out against the Japanese mixed martial artist. It seemed like the fighter meant what he said, as his devastating kick destroyed Yamauchi’s knee, thereby ending the fight.

Without a doubt, the moment caught every single fan’s eyes. The famed MMA reporter, Ariel Helwani, took to Twitter and shared a video of the winning moment with the fans. Although the moment showed a gruesome injury, the fans’ energy seemed to be skyrocketing. Nevertheless, many of the fans wished Yamauchi a fast recovery, while praising MVP.

Fans react to Bellator 292 KO

MVP is undeniably one of the strongest fighters in the MMA universe, with strong striking prowess. His fight against the submissions expert went on with high adrenaline. However, the fight had to end with just one victor. Helwani shared the slow-motion video of the winning moment on Twitter, which showed Page’s powerful kick smashing the Japanese contender’s right knee. Doubtlessly, the fight ended with a win for Page via KO.

The fans were quick to respond to the social media post. They took over the comments section and expressed themselves. 

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Although the moment marked a victory for Page, many fans got sick to their stomach.

Few other fans wished Yamauchi to get well soon.

Furthermore, some of the fans expected Yamauchi to win.

Nevertheless, many of the fans praised Page for the victory and some wanted him to enter the UFC.

Surprisingly, in a previous interview, Page predicted that he would knock Yamauchi out in their fight. 

Michael Page promised to KO Goiti Yamauchi

Previously, in an interview with MMA Junkie, MVP revealed that his skills in jiu-jitsu were far lower than that of Yamauchi’s. Hence, the only way for him to win would be via a knockout. Furthermore, he declared that he didn’t need to prove that to anyone.

Page said, “I don’t need to prove to anybody that I can do jiu-jitsu. I’m just not your level. I haven’t done it as long as you, and I’m not as skilled as you and I can accept it, put my ego to one side and then just try to knock you out, because that’s what I do best.”

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