Fans react as MMA journalist highlights Michael Page’s history of inflicting terrifying damage to opponents

Michael Page's recent victory at Bellator 292 left the MMA community completely awestruck. The British fighter's performance was so sensational that it even stunned his fellow fighters, who were watching in disbelief.

In a shocking and gruesome turn of events, Page managed to defeat Goiti Yamauchi in just 26 seconds of the first round. Page landed a devastating kick to Yamauchi's leading right leg, which appeared to cause a severe injury to his opponent's kneecap. The impact of the kick was so intense that it left Yamauchi writhing in agony on the canvas.

'Venom' has built a reputation for delivering brutal blows and causing significant damage to his opponents in the cage. A recent tweet by prominent MMA journalist Ariel Helwani highlighting Michael Page's history of inflicting terrifying damage on his opponents has caused a stir among fans.

Page's striking ability is renowned in the MMA world, and his precision and power have been on full display in his recent fights. Fans are in awe of his ability to inflict such devastating blows, and many are eagerly anticipating his next fight to see what kind of damage he will deliver to his opponent.

@MeticulousMMA remined everyone about Derek Anderson's broken nose and posted:

@afeldMMA posted:

Another fan @PrimalTendency is convinced that Michael Page is built differently:

"At this point am convinced his bones are made out of adamantium."

@cocombatsports wrote:

"Atleast Yamauchi wasn’t screaming in pain. The cyborg injury could’ve been the first death In the octagon."

@groantubeman acknoledges how dangerous 'MVP' is and commented:

"One of the most dangerous fighters visually of all time. His fights almost don’t look real at times but then you see brutal injuries like this and it just reminds you that he is that good. MVP is super underrated."

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Michael Page analyses Leon Edwards' UFC triumph and the British MMA scene's buzz

Michael Page praised Leon Edwards for his incredible feat in capturing the UFC welterweight belt. Page also highlighted his excitement at the surge of outstanding British fighters who are making their mark in the MMA world, displaying their talents and contributing to UK MMA's burgeoning reputation.

At his pre-fight media briefing ahead of his bout against Goiti Yamauchi at Bellator 292, 'Venom' pondered the development of outstanding fighters from the UK.

According to Page, UK fighters have made great advancements in the sport of MMA in recent years, garnering respect and credit for their outstanding performances.

The fellow Brit mixed martial artist stated:

"Over the last 3-4 years, the amount of new talent that's coming through is unbelievable. And then obviously, with Leon Edwards taking that [UFC welterweight championship] from Usman, is great."