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At 39, Michael Page brings a switch-stance, long-limbed style and a 25-3 record into the Welterweight top 15 — here's what the profile says on paper.
Michael “Venom” Page is a Welterweight who sits at #13 in the divisional rankings with a record of 25-3-0. That’s a lot of wins next to only three losses — a career that has clearly been built on more nights going his way than not. At 39 years old, he isn’t a fresh prospect finding his feet; he’s a fighter whose style is fully formed, and whose place inside the top 15 tells you he’s mixing it with names that matter at 170 pounds.
A 25-3 mark reads like consistency. Three defeats across that many outings means the losses are the exception, not the pattern, and holding the #13 Welterweight spot means he’s ranked above a crowded field trying to climb. For fans building a grid, that ranking is the shorthand: he’s a live contender in one of the sport’s deepest divisions, not a name on the outside looking in.
This is where Page gets interesting, and the physical profile does a lot of the talking:
Put those together and you get a fighter built to work from the outside. That 79-inch reach on a 6’3" frame means he can occupy space most opponents can’t reach into, keeping range on his terms. The switch stance adds another layer: an opponent has to solve not just a long fighter, but one who can change the angle and the lead side at will, so the picture keeps shifting. On paper, that’s a length-and-angles problem — the kind of puzzle that’s awkward to close distance on and awkward to read.
Here’s how his last five have gone, most recent context aside:
Four wins and a single loss across that stretch. The one blemish came against Ian Machado Garry, but around it he’s stacked victories over Sam Patterson, Jared Cannonier, Shara Magomedov and Kevin Holland — a run that keeps his ledger heavily in the win column and helps explain the #13 standing. For a 39-year-old, staying on the right side of results this often is the story.
His next opponent isn’t confirmed yet — the next booking is still open. That makes right now the moment to get him on your radar before the matchup lands.
Michael Page is exactly the kind of fighter who makes a prediction grid fun: a long, switch-stance veteran, top-15 ranked, riding four wins in his last five. Keep an eye on where he lands next, lock in your call, and see if the 6’3" range problem holds up when the fight is announced.