Michael
Page’s run in the
Ultimate Fighting Championship is over and Jake Paul is
looking to add him to the
Most Valuable Promotions roster.
Page completed his six-fight UFC deal with a unanimous-decision
victory over Nursulton
Ruziboev at
UFC Paris on Sept. 5. Despite going 5-1 inside the Octagon, the
UFC opted against offering the Englishman a new deal after failing
to secure a single finish in the promotion.
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Michael Page enters free agency after completing his six-fight
UFC contract
Paul, the co-founder of MVP, responded to Page’s availability with
a simple pitch on social media.
“Think it’s time to bring MVP to MVP,” the YouTuber-turned-boxer
wrote on X.
While he accrued a strong UFC record, with his lone loss coming
against the most recent challenger for the welterweight title,
Page’s fights drew severe backlash. His lack of output and
follow-up shots after brief moments of success on the feet drew the
ire of both fans and the promotion, with his last bout against
Ruziboev turning out to be yet another lackluster decision win.
Furthermore, Page himself has expressed frustration with his lack
of finishes in the UFC. His options remain open following his UFC
exit, with Bare-Knuckle Boxing Championship president Dave Feldman
and MVP’s Paul showing interest in signing him. MVP is looking to
bolster its roster following its merger with the
Professional Fighters League.
Think it’s time to bring MVP to MVP
— Jake
Paul (@jakepaul)
September 9, 2026