Bellator London: Logan Storley dominates Michael 'Venom' Page to claim interim welterweight title in London
American Logan Storley claimed the interim welterweight belt at Bellator 281 beating Britain's Michael 'Venom' Page in London.
Storley, on the other hand, returns home with an interim title and can now look forward to an undisputed clash with absent champion Yaroslav Amosov, who is currently fighting in Ukraine.Page made an eye-catching entrance flanked by his brother and brother-in-law. He was as relaxed as ever and after huge knockouts for Fabian Edwards and Paul Daley, the crowd was expecting a vintage performance from the exciting striker.
After being unable to make the most of his position, Storley allowed the start of the second round to stay on the feet. MVP tried to switch on his showman mode, taunting Storley for a missed takedown - much to the delight of the crowd. Finally some joy for Page in the fourth as Storley appeared to slow down slightly. Page was on his toes as he ducked in and out of range at speed. A flying knee narrowly missed but the follow-up right landed flush on Storley, rocking him momentarily.
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