Ki MMA head Scott Coker has expressed interest in signing free agents Michael 'Venom' Page, Nate Diaz, and Cris Cyborg to the promotion. All three fighters are currently without a promotional home, making them potential targets for Coker's latest venture.
Ki MMA founder Scott Coker is reportedly targeting three high-profile free agents — Michael "Venom" Page, Nate Diaz, and Cris Cyborg — as potential signings for his new promotion, according to reports emerging around mid-September 2026. All three fighters are currently unattached, and Coker has expressed interest in bringing them under the Ki MMA banner, though no deals are said to be in place.
Michael Page, the 39-year-old English striker out of London Shootfighters, carries a 26-3 record and has long been one of the most visually exciting fighters in the sport. Standing six-foot-three with a 79-inch reach, Page is known for his unorthodox, karate-influenced style, and his 56 percent striking accuracy reflects a calculated, precise approach to the stand-up game.
Nate Diaz, 41, is an American MMA institution. The Stockton southpaw holds a 22-13 record and trains out of the Cesar Gracie Fight Team. At six feet tall with a 76-inch reach, Diaz has built his reputation on relentless volume striking and a dangerous submission game, averaging 4.57 significant strikes per minute across his career alongside 1.3 submission attempts per 15 minutes.
No verified data for Cris Cyborg was available in this report, though the Brazilian women's combat sports star has been among the most decorated fighters of her generation and would represent a major acquisition for any promotion.
Why it matters
- All three names carry mainstream recognition and could immediately boost Ki MMA's profile
- Page and Diaz are free agents with established fan bases, giving Coker leverage-free recruitment targets
- Cyborg's addition would anchor a women's division for the fledgling promotion
- These reported pursuits remain unconfirmed, and no signings have been announced
