Michael ‘Venom’ Page Signs Multi-Year Deal With Misfits Boxing After UFC Exit

Michael “Venom” Page has a new home in combat sports. The former UFC and Bellator standout officially signed with Misfits Boxing on Saturday during Misfits 30 at London’s Copper Box Arena, joining KSI and the promotion in the ring for the announcement. Reports describe the agreement as a multi-fight, multi-year deal. Page enters the move with a 2-0 professional boxing record, both victories by knockout, after becoming a free agent following the end of his UFC contract.

The signing is notable because Page left the UFC despite going 5-1 in the promotion and finishing his run on a four-fight winning streak. The 39-year-old said he feels “free” and wants major opportunities in his next chapter. Misfits has not yet announced an opponent, date or venue for his debut, and reports differ on how broadly the deal may cover other combat-sports appearances, so the immediate boxing plan remains the next important detail to watch.

For Misfits, Page adds a legitimate high-level combat-sports name rather than another celebrity crossover. His unorthodox striking style, established fan base and previous boxing experience give the promotion several matchmaking directions. The key question now is whether Misfits pairs him with another experienced fighter or leans into the crossover format that built its audience. Either way, Page’s UFC exit has quickly turned into one of the more interesting late-career moves in combat sports.