Jake Paul sends message to Michael Page after parting ways with UFC

Jake Paul

BELMONT PARK, NY – JULY 31: Jake Paul talks on the broadcast set “jp#2” during PFL New York at the UBS Arena on July 31, 2026 in Belmont Park, New York. (Photo by Cooper Neill/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Jake Paul wants to be in the Michael Page business.

Page recently competed at UFC Paris this past Saturday and picked up a unanimous decision victory against Nursulton Ruziboev in a middleweight matchup on the main card. While Page got the victory, once again, the fight itself left a lot to be desired as the Paris fans showered the matchup with boos, and left fans and pundits wanting a lot more.

Following the final bout on Page’s contract, the UFC chose not to re-sign the former Bellator star — which Dana White confirmed on Tuesday after the recent episode of Contender Series. On Wednesday, Paul sent a public message to Page and the MMA fan base expressing interest in signing the fighter to the soon-to-be newly rebranded MVP MMA.

“Think it’s time to bring MVP to MVP,” Paul wrote on Twitter.

Meanwhile, Page ended his UFC run going 5-1 in the promotion, with the lone loss coming to recent welterweight title challenger Ian Machado Garry at UFC 303 in June 2024. “MVP” had a message of his own to the naysayers in an Instagram post.

“Me trying to handle the internet’s opinions,” Page wrote in a photo while pushing a rock.