Logan Storley

Michael “Venom” Page didn’t feel like he had the toughest fight his last time out. Competing in the main event of Bellator 281 in his home of London, England, Page was originally set to challenge undisputed Bellator Welterweight champion, Yaroslav Amosov. Unfortunately for the undefeated Amosov (26-0), the Russia-Ukraine war forced his hand, with the 28-year-old titlist currently back home helping his country in its time of need.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Logan Storley’s win over Michael Page, and his Bellator Welterweight Interim Championship is finally sinking in. Storley defeated Page by split decision in London a week and a half ago. Storley joins Brock Lesner as the only two South Dakota’s to ever win an MMA World Championship.

Eleven days ago, Logan Storley defeated Michael Page by a split decision, as Storley became the Bellator Welterweight Interim World Champion.

On the new episode of The Fighter vs. The Writer, UFC welterweight Kevin Holland and new Bellator interim welterweight champion Logan Storley join the show. Holland will discuss his latest heroics after he rescued a truck driver from an overturned tractor-trailer in Texas. Beyond moonlighting as a superhero, Holland will also detail his move down to welterweight and how he’s feeling now that he’s fighting regularly at 170 pounds.

Logan Storley has responded after Scott Coker criticized his title win at Bellator 281. It was Logan Storley (14-1 MMA) vs Michael Page (20-2 MMA) in the Bellator 281 headliner on May 13th in London, England. It was Storley who won the fight by split decision, earning him the interim belt and a chance to get in the cage with Yaroslav Amosov in the near future.

Bellator interim welterweight champion Logan Storley has responded to Bellator President Scott Coker’s criticism of his most recent performance. Storley defeated Michael ‘Venom’ Page via a split decision in the Bellator 281 headliner. He earned the interim belt and a chance to face off with welterweight champion Yaroslav Amosov at a later date.

Logan Storley achieved one of his ultimate goals at Bellator 281 when he became the promotion’s interim welterweight champion, but his split decision win over Michael “Venom” Page has also come along with a mountain of criticism. The four-time All-American wrestler from the University of Minnesota grounded...

Logan Storley has entered the Bellator pound-for-pound top 10 for the first time following his win over Michael 'Venom' Page in London on Friday. The American, 29, outwrestled home favourite Page over five rounds to win via split decision and claim the interim welterweight title.

Michael Page — like most who watched on Friday — wasn’t thrilled with the main event of Bellator 281 when he fought Logan Storley for the interim welterweight title. In the end, Page hopes the disappointing nature of the 25-minute contest could lead to some rule changes, especially when it comes to wrestling.

It may not have been pretty -- or without some controversy -- but Logan Storley is the new Bellator interim welterweight champion. Storley defeated Michael "Venom" Page in the main event of Bellator 281 this past weekend to claim the interim belt that was created when the invasion of Ukraine sidelined division champ Yaroslav Amosov.

Michael ‘Venom’ Page feels pretty good coming out of his fight with Logan Storley at Bellator 281. It’s like he didn’t even compete in a fight. ‘MVP’ fought Storley in the main event of Bellator 281 last Friday night in London. With the interim welterweight strap on the line, the fight went the distance. After five rounds, Storley earned the victory via split-decision. However, it didn’t come without controversy.

Few things infuriate MMA fans more than a fight being scored incorrectly, though the term “robbery” tends to be thrown around carelessly and is often steeped in bias. With Robbery Review, we’ll take a look back at controversial fights and determine whether the judges were rightly criticized for their decision or if pundits need to examine their own knee-jerk reactions.

LONDON, ENGLAND (KELO) – This past Friday Roslyn, South Dakota native and BELLATOR MMA welterweight Logan Storley would claim the Interim BELLATOR Welterweight Championship in London against formerly No. 1-ranked Michael “Venom” Page. The opening round was uneventful but Storley would do just enough in rounds two and three to finish the deal. The win […]

Scott Coker was not happy with the judges decision in yesterday’s Bellator 281 main event between Michael Page and Logan Storley. Page (20-2 MMA) squared off with Storley (14-1 MMA) for the interim welterweight championship last night in London. The result was a split decision victory for the American,...

This report contains details of what happened at Bellator 281. You can watch the entire event again on BBC iPlayer (UK users only) here. American Logan Storley claimed the interim welterweight belt at Bellator 281 beating Britain's Michael 'Venom' Page in London. Page, the home favourite, was dominated by Storley...

LONDON -- Logan Storley claimed the interim Bellator Welterweight title in London on Friday with a split-decision (48-47, 47-48, 49-46) victory over Michael "Venom" Page at the OVO Arena Wembley. Page was looking to become just the third-ever British fighter to become a world champion in MMA, following Michael Bisping...

Heading into his Bellator 281 main event against Michael "Venom" Page for the interim welterweight championship, Logan Storley knew that an exciting fight would likely be a bad thing for him. By largely grinding the action to a halt, Storley executed his gameplan against his explosive opponent, earning a split decision victory.

The Bellator MMA Welterweight title was on the line earlier today at Bellator 281 as Michael Page and Logan Storley collided in the main event of the card, which took place in London, England. And though it wasn’t the most exciting main event, a champion was crowned nonetheless. For...