Jeff Page Jr.
Name: Jeff Page Jr
Alias: The Rage
Hometown: Rose Hill, Kansas, USA
Height: 184cm
Reach: 191cm
Pro Boxer: Record
Amateur Boxer: Record
I verified Jeff Page Jr.’s existing BoxRec Wiki information and supplemented it with his later career activity. His latest documented professional bout was a unanimous-decision win over Russell Harris on December 13, 2025, which brought his record to 19-4.
I also included his three UBF championships and the correct existing UBF category names. BoxRec currently lists Page in both the general UBF Champions category and the UBF All-Americas Champions category.
Profile
Profile
Name: Jeff Page Jr.
Nickname: "The Rage"
Nationality: American
Born: October 17, 1990
Hometown: Rose Hill, Kansas, United States
Height: 184 cm (6 ft 0½ in)
Reach: 191 cm (75 in)
Division: Light heavyweight / Cruiserweight
Professional record: 19-4
Jeff Page Jr. is an American professional boxer from Kansas who has competed primarily in the light heavyweight and cruiserweight divisions. Known by the nickname "The Rage," Page developed through a successful amateur career before turning professional in 2013.
Page became a multiple-time regional champion during the early portion of his professional career, including winning three championships sanctioned by the Universal Boxing Federation (UBF). He later competed internationally against future unified light heavyweight world champion Artur Beterbiev.
Amateur career
Page had an accomplished amateur career that included appearances at the National Golden Gloves and success at the junior national level.
His amateur achievements include:
- ‘’‘2007 Junior National Golden Gloves Champion’’’
- ‘’‘2007 Junior Olympics Runner-Up’’’
- Competed at the ‘’‘2008 National Golden Gloves’’’ in the 178-pound division
- Competed at the ‘’‘2012 National Golden Gloves’’’ in the 201-pound division
At the 2008 National Golden Gloves, Page received a first-round bye before defeating future Olympic bronze medalist and world-title challenger Terrell Gausha by decision. He was later eliminated by Michael Faulk.
At the 2012 National Golden Gloves, Page defeated Marquis Dacres and Donald Cobb Jr. before losing by decision to Joseph Williams.
Professional career
Page made his professional debut on March 2, 2013, defeating Maron Jackson by unanimous decision in Wichita, Kansas.
He quickly built an undefeated record while competing predominantly in Kansas and surrounding states. During 2013, Page recorded victories over opponents including Quintell Thompson, Jeremy Parks, Jon Shultz, Zachariah Kelley, Keith Collins and Robert Perry.
Kansas State championship
On September 28, 2013, Page defeated Demetrius Walker by unanimous decision to capture the ‘’‘Kansas State light heavyweight championship’’’.
The victory represented Page’s first professional championship.
UBF US-Midwest championship
On November 9, 2013, Page defeated Donny McCrary and captured the ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) US-Midwest Light Heavyweight Championship’’’.
The title victory began Page’s association with the Universal Boxing Federation and was the first of several UBF championships he would hold during his career.
UBF All-Americas championship
Page continued his unbeaten run into 2014 with victories over Quincy Miner and Keith Clevenger.
On April 18, 2014, Page defeated Jose Spearman by corner retirement and captured the ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) All-Americas Light Heavyweight Championship’’’.
The championship established Page as one of the leading UBF light heavyweight titleholders of that period.
UBF Inter-Continental championship
On June 14, 2014, Page faced Dominique Alexander at the Beech Activity Center in Wichita, Kansas.
Page won the bout by knockout and captured two championships:
- ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) Inter-Continental Light Heavyweight Championship’’’
- ‘’‘ABA Light Heavyweight All America’s Championship’’’
Page subsequently defended his UBF Inter-Continental championship against Maxell Taylor on October 11, 2014, scoring another knockout victory.
Artur Beterbiev fight
On December 19, 2014, Page traveled to Quebec City, Quebec, Canada to face undefeated Russian-Canadian contender Artur Beterbiev at the Pepsi Coliseum.
The fight was contested for multiple North American light heavyweight championships:
- NABA Light Heavyweight Championship
- Vacant WBO NABO Light Heavyweight Championship
- Vacant IBF North American Light Heavyweight Championship
Page produced one of the notable moments of Beterbiev’s early professional career when he knocked Beterbiev down during the opening round.
Beterbiev recovered and scored three knockdowns of Page in the second round. The contest was stopped at 2:21 of round two, giving Page his first professional defeat.
Beterbiev later became an undisputed and unified light heavyweight world champion.
Later career
Page continued competing following the Beterbiev fight.
Among his subsequent victories was a knockout over Zachariah Kelley on August 29, 2015.
On November 7, 2015, Page challenged Andrew Hernandez for the vacant ‘’‘UBF Inter-Continental Super Middleweight Championship’’’, but was stopped in the bout.
Page later moved upward in weight.
On March 25, 2017, Page faced veteran Steve Walker in a 186-pound catchweight contest at the Kansas Star Arena in Mulvane, Kansas. Page won by technical knockout.
After an extended period away from professional competition, Page returned to boxing in 2025.
On June 27, 2025, he faced Aaron Casper in Wichita, Kansas, losing by unanimous decision.
Return to championship boxing
On December 13, 2025, Page faced Russell Harris at the Stormont Vail Event Center in Topeka, Kansas.
Page earned a unanimous decision victory over eight rounds. The judges scored the contest 80-71, 80-71 and 79-72.
The victory earned Page the ‘’‘American Boxing Organization North American Cruiserweight Championship’’’.
The bout marked another championship victory more than twelve years after Page captured his first professional title.
Championships and accomplishments
Professional
- ‘’‘American Boxing Organization North American Cruiserweight Champion’’’ — 2025
- ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) Inter-Continental Light Heavyweight Champion’’’ — 2014
- ‘’‘ABA Light Heavyweight All America’s Champion’’’ — 2014
- ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) All-Americas Light Heavyweight Champion’’’ — 2014
- ‘’‘Universal Boxing Federation (UBF) US-Midwest Light Heavyweight Champion’’’ — 2013
- ‘’‘Kansas State Light Heavyweight Champion’’’ — 2013
Amateur
- ‘’‘2007 Junior National Golden Gloves Champion’’’
- ‘’‘2007 Junior Olympics Runner-Up’’’
- ‘’‘2008 National Golden Gloves participant’’’
- ‘’‘2012 National Golden Gloves participant’’’
Notable opponents
During his professional career, Page has shared the ring with a number of notable fighters and experienced professionals, including:
- Artur Beterbiev
- Andrew Hernandez
- Dominique Alexander
- Demetrius Walker
- Donny McCrary
- Steve Walker
- Russell Harris
His December 2014 contest against Beterbiev remains particularly notable because Page scored a first-round knockdown against the future light heavyweight world champion.
Universal Boxing Federation championships
Page is a three-time UBF regional titleholder.
His UBF championship history includes:
‘’‘UBF US-Midwest Light Heavyweight Championship’’’ Won November 9, 2013
‘’‘UBF All-Americas Light Heavyweight Championship’’’ Won April 18, 2014
‘’‘UBF Inter-Continental Light Heavyweight Championship’’’ Won June 14, 2014
Page later challenged for the UBF Inter-Continental Super Middleweight Championship in 2015.
Professional career highlights
- Turned professional in 2013
- Captured the Kansas State light heavyweight championship during his first professional year
- Won his first UBF championship in November 2013
- Became UBF All-Americas Light Heavyweight Champion in April 2014
- Became UBF Inter-Continental Light Heavyweight Champion in June 2014
- Entered the Artur Beterbiev fight undefeated
- Knocked Beterbiev down in the first round of their December 2014 fight
- Returned to professional boxing after an extended absence
- Won the American Boxing Organization North American Cruiserweight Championship in December 2025