Bellator star surprises and admits dream of fighting in the UFC in the future

M. Page in victory for Bellator. Photo: Reproduction/Facebook bellatormma

One of the biggest sensations on the Bellator roster surprised by confirming his dream of performing for the biggest competitor in the future. Candidate for a welterweight belt fight (up to 77kg.) in the company chaired by Scott Coker, Michael Page admitted that, in the future, he may 'change his coat' and join Ultimate. In an interview with the podcast 'Belive You Me', or 'Venom' spoke about the subject.

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“Yes, 100% (about reaching the UFC). To be honest, the reason I started MMA was going to the UFC. I like Bellator, I like where I am now, but I really think I have to go to Ultimate one day,” Page revealed.

Considered a jewel of the organization, Michael has stood out in recent years for his unique style of acting. Provocative and technical, the athlete has a successful run at Bellator, with just one negative result in 15 engagements.

Page's only setback in the organization came in 2019, when he suffered a landmark knockout against the current welterweight champion, Douglas lima. Interestingly, the Englishman may soon have his revenge for the title, as the athlete comes from five consecutive victories and, today, occupies third place in the ranking.

Aged 34, Michael has been working in professional MMA since 2012. Currently, the fighter has 20 fights in the sport, having only lost to Lima.

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