Michael ‘Venom’ Page Shuts Doors for a Stephen Thompson Faceoff After Humiliating Kevin Holland at UFC 299
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Michael ‘Venom’ Page kicked off his UFC career with an impressive win at UFC 299. The 36-year-old took on Kevin Holland in the welterweight division and put up a show for the fans. ‘Venom,’ the former Bellator legend, surprised everyone with his flashy style and movement inside the Octagon. With his debut victory, the fans now want to know whom he will fight next.
In a recent video uploaded by Championship Round on X (formerly Twitter), the former Bellator legend revealed his future plans. While there has been no announcement for his next fight, fans now want to know who he faces next. Let us find out what the 36-year-old had to say about it.
Michael ‘Venom’ Page reveals he doesn’t want to fight ‘Wonderboy’
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Before his move to the UFC 36-year-old Page was a Bellator superstar. His performances at Bellator gathered a lot of attention, which caught the attention of UFC CEO Dana White, and he roped in the British fighter. With a career record of 22-2 ‘Venom’ has now caught the attention of MMA fans all around the world as well. Any other fighter in his position would pick someone whose style they are familiar with, but when MVP was presented with the option of going against Wonderboy, he revealed he doesn’t want to face Stephen Thompson right now in his career, claiming it would be a potentially boring fight.
Michael ‘Venom’ Page doesn’t seem interested in a fight with Wonderboy and says it would probably be a boring fight:
“A positive and a positive doesn’t always make a positive. Because we are such similar style fighters, it could potentially be a boring fight.
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He said, ” You know what’s interesting and I always tell this a positive and a positive doesn’t always make a positive. Because we are such similar style fighters, it could potentially be a boring fight. Because we are gonna fake it. We are gonna know so much, we are gonna be reading so much. Only really elite athletes be, looking at it and say what just happened. I don’t actually think it’s gonna be a great fight and I love that guy too much to want to kick him. I don’t know the future, we are all prized fighters, so whatever happens, happens. But right now, that’s not really a focus.”
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While ‘Venom’ doesn’t want to face ‘Wonderboy’, there’s one fighter he definitely wants to take on. He even requested the UFC to give him that fight.
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‘Venom’ wants to go for the Welterweight title next
The welterweight division is one of the most entertaining divisions in the UFC and features some of the best talent on the UFC roster. With, the entry of MVP, the division has only become tougher for everyone involved. So watch out for those spinning elbows. However, there’s one fighter whom he wants to face next, and it’s the champion and fellow Briton, Leon Edwards. After his impressive win at UFC 299, the 36-year-old now plans on taking on ‘Rocky’.
In an interview, he said, “It’s more so, like I said, the legacy of what that means for the UK – two UK fighters fighting for a title, I don’t think they’ve seen that before. And I like to inspire, so it says to everybody back in the UK that is training, amateur fighters that are training, that is very much achievable. I think what Leon Edwards has done, his journey is unbelievable. But that, married with my style, my charisma, and the energy I can bring, the goal is to sell out a stadium somewhere in the UK – that would be a memorable occasion.”
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eWill the former Bellator legend get a title opportunity next? Let us know in the comments below.
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