BISPING interview: Michael 'Venom' Page CALLS OUT Leon Edwards, UFC 299, Kevin Holland 

I love Bisping but his commentary work is shite . He tries too hard and waffles on during the middle of exchanges. Also says “believe, achieve” every card and acts very cringe.

@@Brian_Jaxson777 FO, leave Bisping alone.... He's made the transition from World Champion to performing in front of thousands in his stand up show, and we for his Pod casts - first class... You muppet

I'm excited to see MVP and Holland jaw Jack each other 😂

Strongly agree. Looking forward to possibly seeing MVP vs Edwards in the future. 👌

who are all these mostly rude fighters he's interviewed? 😂

😂

Couldn't have said it better, but if he would have managed to become champion prior in his bellator run then he would have got top 5 without a doubt like chandler did

He only needs 2 fights. As long as he wins of course.

​@markdyer2574 It can't be 2 fights, and i will tell you why. If he gets past Holland, he would need to fight and beat any of the following guys ranked in the top 5 to even be in consideration for a title shot that quickly. Kamaru Usman, Belal Muhammad, Shavkat Rakhmonov, Gilbert Burns or Colby Covington. Even then, having a win against Holland, and any of these 5 guys might not be enough. Welterweight is also filled with many guys on the come up like Jack Della Maddalena, Sean Brady, Ian Garry, Shavkat Rakhmonov, and Rinat Fakhretdinov, MVP is already 36, i highly doubt he makes as much noise as he did in Bellator.

@themastermind5638 Technically, you're right. However, the UFC plays by their own rules. If MVP performs spectacularly in his 2 fights, then Dana will give him the title shot. The last person who got a title shot, which didn't make sense, was Colby.

@@markdyer2574 You are right that the UFC doesn't play by the rules sometimes. However, if anything, i would think that the next 2 guys in line due for a title shot are Belal Muhammad and then Shavkat Rakhmonov. So in the meantime, i would feel that MVP would have to fight more than those 2 times you think it would take for him to receive a title shot.

He really does, a lot of people don't like him because he is cocky and brash in the cage but he is actually a very thoughtful and calm dude in interviews.

Good thing there's not very many good wrestlers

@@Lord_of_the_Piesat 170? Wrong

to say his defense is like kimbo because great wrestlers take him down is a bit near sighted

MVP likes to rush his work.

Actually his wrestling and ground game is quite good

jay ‘the virgin’ daniel

using alt accounts as usual to like your own comments. basement dweller activities

He's not winning the title. The division being stacked and him being already 36 is gonna prevent that.

Having MVP make his ufc debut at your first event is exciting, wish I could be there too.

Having MVP make his ufc debut at your first event is exciting, wish I could be there too.

Where abouts?

@mikemichaels2914 Broadway Market in hackney

It is true he is aging. But you do have to look at the caliber of fighter he is. He can easily be a top 10 guy for the next 5 years

Limiting belief that and not what the science says. A man can stay at his peak all through his 30s at the very least IF he lives really well, eats clean and keeps his cognition clear. Emphasis being on the *if* there.

*Laughs in Couture and Teixeira*

@@morganrowe1029 As much as I love MVP, to be fair he hasn’t yet shown us that he is the same caliber fighter as a Glover (who had already stomped many UFC fighters and fought for a UFC belt earlier in his career), or Randy, an all-time great and a true outlier when it comes to age in MMA. If MVP was already as seasoned as they were at his age now, I would give him a great chance at a title

@@CompleteProducer84 I was only laughing at the age part. His record is impressive, but his injury record and not taking a belt at Bellator makes me inclined to agree he's about Holland level (which is still very impressive). On the other hand though, 76% finish record on 21-2 is nothing to underestimate

Just type MVP knockout highlights . Very entertaining

@@zorankovacevic7533 fighting cans

That would be an absolute slaughter

That in itself should be a epic fight.

deffo - thats why Dana has brought him in now Im sure, he can see the potential $$$. I'm english but like KH as well, curious to see how he goes in the UFC. how many fights on MVP contract?

Damn, so him beating #12 ranked Kevin Holland automatically gets him a title shot??? Over guys like Bellal Muhammad who is on a 10 fight streak where he was won 9 of those and 1 no contest against Edwards. Or Shavkat Rakhmonov who is 18-0 with all 18 wins by stoppage. Both those guys are ranked #2 and #3. MVP would get a title shot before them??? Come on man, get real, that is not happening, and if it does that is completely bullshit. Beating the #12 ranked fighter should not get you anything other then a fight with someone in the top 10 and that's how you work yourself up towards a title shot.

@@themastermind5638 Yes,,, why because Belal has the personality of a Tampon, and the Jews won't like his speech lol

@@themastermind5638 Shavkat I like but I'd like to see him vs Colby

He means that he’s a better wrestler than him

@@jakecollins4545 only time will tell!!

Lay down the crack pipe son, that shit is killing the last remaining brain cells you got. At 36, MVP isn't gonna do much in the UFC but perhaps beat Holland and maybe 1 or 2 more guys somewhere in the top 15. The very best of the division would beat this dude no doubt about it.