Best Michael ‘Venom’ Page Fights

Years of personal dislike produced a surprisingly patient fight, with Page controlling range and Daley turning to wrestling. The tension made every clean exchange feel important.

A flying knee fractured Santos’s skull and became Page’s defining highlight. The image is unforgettable, even if the injury makes it difficult to celebrate casually.

Holland willingly played at long range, allowing Page’s speed, stance and straight attacks to dominate his UFC debut. The opponent made the style unusually comfortable.

Page avenged his first loss by repeatedly entering, scoring and escaping before Lima could set counters. The split decision was narrow but tactically disciplined.

Rickels tried pressure, gestures and improvisation, but Page controlled distance and landed at will until the corner stopped it. The mismatch displayed his theatrical side.

Garry used clinches and grappling to deny Page the open striking match he wanted. The close loss showed how quickly his advantages shrink against adaptable opposition.

Magomedov’s unusual stance and kicking gave Page a rare mirror, yet MVP stayed calmer and landed the cleaner work. The odd matchup suited him perfectly.

Page hurt Lima before walking into a perfectly timed counter and follow-up shot. One mistake ended the unbeaten run and exposed the cost of his stance.

A low side kick badly damaged Anderson’s nose and ended the fight after one round. The technique looked unconventional until the physical result became obvious.

Page attacked Yamauchi’s lead leg immediately and ended the fight with a kick to the knee. The finish showed how dangerous his distance can be before patterns form.