Joe Rogan has heavily criticised a bout at UFC London, calling it potentially 'the least action of any fight ever'. The commentator, who was not on duty for the event but recorded a fight-companion podcast, singled out Michael 'Venom' Page's decision win over Sam Patterson.
Rogan described the contest as 'crazy bad', noting that Patterson, a former training partner of Page, neutralised the flashy striker's style without mounting significant offence. 'This might be the least action of any fight ever, next to Derrick Lewis and Francis Ngannou,' Rogan said, referencing a famously dull 2018 bout.
UFC president Dana White also criticised the fight, stating at the post-fight press conference: 'I didn't think it was a great fight either. It was a bad fight.' Page, 38, has gone 4-1 in the UFC since signing in 2024 but is yet to score a knockout in the promotion.
In the main event, Lerone Murphy lost a controversial decision to Movsar Evloev, likely costing the Mancunian a featherweight title shot. Liverpool's Luke Riley won the co-main event, walked out by friend and teammate Paddy Pimblett.
