MVP vs Houston Live Stream Free: Bellator 248: “MVP vs. Houston” airs tomorrow morning (Saturday, Oct. 10, 2020) on the CBS Sports Network at the Agore Theater in Paris, France.

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Although Michael “Venom” Page has unbeaten Ross Houston in front of him on Saturday when the two collide in the main event of Bellator 248 in Paris, he isn’t hiding from the fact that all he can think about is current welterweight champion Douglas Lima.



Page (17-1), the brash and exciting 170-pound fighter from England, owes the lone defeat on his pro record to Lima by second-round knockout during their 2019 semifinal bout in the Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix tournament. Although the 33-year-old Page has rebounded with three straight wins, all by knockout, he remains on a quest for revenge that means more to him than a world title.

“I have no interest in competing against anybody else other than Douglas Lima,” Page told CBS Sports HQ on Wednesday. “He moved up to middleweight to challenge Gegard Mousasi for the title and regardless of where he wants to go — and we are questioning whether he will even come back down — wherever he is, that’s where I want to be. Wherever he sleeps, I’m going to be sleeping there. Wherever he eats, I’m going to be eating there.

“If he wants to move to middleweight, that’s where I’m going to be. If he wants to move to light heavyweight or heavyweight, that’s where I’m going to be. Either way, that’s the fight I want.”

Lima will face Mousasi for Bellator’s vacant 185-pound title on Oct. 29 and it remains to be seen, win or lose, whether he will continue campaigning as the welterweight champion. Should Lima stay, Bellator MMA president Scott Coker believes Page might be one spectacular victory away from getting that title rematch in this weekend’s 175-pound catchweight fight against Houston.

“[Page] has a great record and he had a bit of a hiccup against our current champion Douglas Lima,” Coker told CBS Sports HQ on Wednesday. “I know he wants to avenge that fight but he has to fight Houston first. [Houston] was a champion in an other organization before joining us. This is one of the toughest fights MVP has had and I know he is looking forward to it. He has a lot riding on the line here.