'MVP' participated in many different arenas, but on this occasion he changed a role.
Michael 'Venom' page will return to UFC 319 within a few weeks, but he was still able to fit for an extra side -quest in some time.
As an old member of London Shootfighters, 'MVP' has long been connected to KSI since the popular YouTuber started to switch to a boxer.
While KSI's misfits promotion will baptize their toes in MMA in MMA in the near future, one of his latest videos saw that one of the greatest stars of the UFC took on the role of a boxing officer for a special tournament.
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Michael 'Venom' page Hurry to help Danny Aarons after the fight ends in unfortunate injury
In a recent video on his YouTube channel, KSI PUTS Ten fans against four hunters, with every ever-increasing round of two minutes that a fan can survive who earns them extra prize money.
If one of the participants could reach the last round against the current British champion Viddal Riley, they would earn a total of £ 15,000 and a contract with misfits.
In his first round, Fan Emre Utku faced Youtuber Danny Aarons, who previously participated in Misfits when he went to a draw with former football player Danny Simpson.
Aarons had a clear advantage in this matchup and after having landed a large right hand, he looked a combination loose against his opponent in the corner.
Unfortunately, Aarons suffered a freak knee injury after his hindleg was tied when he started to put weight on it, with Michael 'Venom' page immediately called a stop to the action and took care of the hunter.
Page called for Medici and claimed that he believed it was a hamstring injury based on the response of the competitor.
Speaking while he lay down on the canvas before he was put on a stretcher and was worn in the back of an ambulance, Aarons gave a fiery reaction to be asked if he believed that he would have stopped his opponent if he was not for the injury.
“I have no idea what happened to me, but I can't move my leg … Who the F – takes care of man, I have to go to the hospital. I am f—–.”
One hunter was able to take all four rounds to win the maximum prize money
While Emre Utku was stopped in the next round by 'Fox The G' after progressing due to the injury of Danny Aarons, one hunter was able to run the entire glove.
Kia Jami took his first three opponents and instead of going back and walking away with his win, he challenged himself to last two minutes in the ring with the 13-0 British Cruiserweight Champion, Viddal Riley.
Despite making a number of large shots in the corners, Jami was able to reach the round and earned himself £ 15,000 to close the video.