“Sorry guys I lost to a Bellator guy!” Kevin Holland HILARIOUSLY jokes in defeat to Michael ‘Venom’ Page at UFC 299
Kevin Holland cracks a joke after his unanimous decision loss to Michael Page at UFC 299.
Kevin Holland jokes after his loss to Michael Page at UFC 299 (via Imago)
UFC 299 showcased some of the best fights of this year. Kevin Holland vs. Michael Page remained an anticipated fight. The fight ended with a unanimous decision that went Page’s way. Even after a tough loss, the 25-11 Holland showed his witty humor. The UFC star took his defeat to Michael ‘Venom’ Page in stride.
Page earned a unanimous decision victory at UFC 299 in Miami. Kevin Holland cracked a self-deprecating joke that had the MMA community appreciating his ability to laugh at himself. This is what Holland quipped after his loss:
Sorry, guys. I lost to a Bellator guy.Kevin Holland after his fight against Michael Page (fan camera)
His remark poked fun at ‘Venom’ making his UFC debut after starring in Bellator. Despite the setback, Holland kept things light with his signature charismatic flair. He embraced the comical side rather than sulk over the result. His willingness to make fun of himself demonstrated an ability not to take things too seriously.
Holland’s current losing streak now stands at two fights following the unanimous decision defeat. He recently lost to Jack Della Maddalena. However, he has earned a reputation for being durable and not turning down fights. Michael ‘Venom’ Page’s debut went marvelous, with him manhandling the ‘Trailblazer’ for the entirety of the three rounds.
Analysis of Michael Page vs. Kevin Holland at UFC 299
Michael “Venom” Page made a successful UFC debut against Kevin Holland. The long-time Bellator phenom earned a unanimous decision victory at UFC 299. Page showcased his unique striking style in an entertaining back-and-forth battle. The fight pitted two creative strikers with flowing kickboxing techniques against each other.
The first round went Page’s way. His unconventional movements confused Holland. MVP gained an early advantage by switching stances and using karate techniques. Holland didn’t succeed in establishing an attacking rhythm against Page’s elusiveness. He made modifications in the second round and had some success. Holland was able to get a takedown and work from the top. Page defended admirably, but Holland gained confidence from his takedown.
Both men had probably carved out a round. The fight was now held by their success or failure in the third round. The 36-year-old’s creative striking appeared too diverse for Holland. Page received the unanimous decision nod. He won the bout with unanimous scores of 29-28 on all three judges.
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