
Michael Page’s career hasn’t exactly gone the way he or his devoted followers had hoped after more than four years in the game.
Long layoffs, injuries and a lack of real competition have seemingly kept Page’s career in neutral for longer than it should have for an athlete with his charisma, talent and fan base.
Page (9-0 MMA, 5-0 BMMA) hopes to kick things into a new gear at Bellator 153 on April 22 when he takes on Jeremie Holloway (7-1 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) in a welterweight bout at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. The main card, including Page’s bout, airs on Spike following prelims on MMAjunkie.
The key to making that happen, however, comes down to staying healthy.
“I actually wish I had fought more,” Page told MMAjunkie. “I feel like I should be in double figures already for fights. Things happen for a reason, and it’s hard to complete change your training to be careful for injuries. You fight well because of the type of training you do. It’s very difficult. I get regular treatment, and I get checked out as much as possible so that I’m aware of things that are going on.”
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