Michael Page claimed a unanimous decision victory following a three-round battle at UFC Paris. The win adds another impressive performance to Page's record at the promotion.
Michael Page extended his UFC record with a unanimous decision victory at UFC Paris, outworking his opponent across three rounds to earn another notable win under the promotion's banner.
Page, known as "Venom," enters the middleweight division ranked 15th in the world with a professional record of 25 wins and 3 losses. The 39-year-old Englishman, representing London Shootfighters, brings an unorthodox striking game built around precision rather than volume. He lands 2.28 significant strikes per minute at a striking accuracy of 58 percent, a figure that reflects his calculated, technical approach to stand-up combat. Standing 191 centimeters tall with a reach of 201 centimeters, Page possesses the physical tools to control range and punish opponents from distance. His submission attempts are virtually non-existent, underscoring just how committed he is to winning fights on the feet.
Why it matters
- The win keeps Page active and relevant in a competitive middleweight division, where movement in the rankings can happen quickly.
- A decision victory demonstrates his ability to sustain output and control pace over a full three-round contest, not just in highlight-reel moments.
- At 39, Page continues to perform at a high level, and results like this strengthen the case for his continued placement among the division's top 15.
