Michael Page's Unsuccessful Success in the UFC
Dana White has officially confirmed that Michael Page will not be re-signed by the UFC, ending the British fighter's four-fight win streak in the promotion. While Page has responded with humor to his release, White clarified at the latest press conference that the organization has moved on from the veteran star.
According to GN sports/mma (en-US), Dana White explicitly addressed reporters at the Tuesday DWCS press conference to dispel any doubt about Page's future, stating there was no confusion regarding the decision not to re-sign the 39-year-old after his final contractual bout.
Source: GN sports/mma (en-US)According to GN sports/mma (en-US), Dana White has explicitly stated he does not believe Page will be re-signed, while the 39-year-old veteran responded to the news by sharing a self-deprecating meme about navigating online criticism.
Source: GN sports/mma (en-US)According to GN sports/mma (en-US), Michael Page has officially broken his silence on social media with a humorous meme and a caption about handling online opinions, rather than issuing a formal statement. The 39-year-old middleweight is now entering free agency after Dana White confirmed he will not be re-signed despite Page's 5-1 record in the promotion.
Source: GN sports/mma (en-US)According to GN sports/mma (en-US), Michael Page is actively pushing back against critical fan reactions on social media, maintaining a composed demeanor despite the UFC's decision to let his contract lapse. The report notes that the 39-year-old is shrugging off the lack of a new deal, emphasizing his recent winning streak over the organization's desire for more spectacular finishes.
Source: GN sports/mma (en-US)Dana White has officially ruled out a return for Michael Page, confirming the UFC will not re-sign the former Bellator champion despite his 5-1 record. As reported by GN sports/mma (en-US), White stated clearly that Page is no longer on the roster, ending any speculation about a potential comeback.
Source: GN sports/mma (en-US)Five wins, one loss, zero fireworks. Michael Page’s UFC journey ends not with a bang, but a quiet, unanimous decision that leaves fans wondering why the numbers never mattered.
Source: GN sports/mma (en-US)
