Michael Page takes blame and reveals where he needs to improve after defeat to Logan Storley at Bellator 281

M. Page weighing in for Bellator. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

After being canceled by Logan storley in the first title fight of his career, the British Michael Page I didn't want to make excuses. In an interview with 'MMA Junkie', the 'new Anderson Silva' analyzed his performance at Bellator 281, promised to return even better and was sincere in recognizing the area in which he needs to evolve as a fighter.

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“For me, I need to be better at not being pressured. There are some things I feel I could have done better in retrospect, some decisions I could have made that could have given me the win. But at the same time, it's also weirdly exciting for me because all I have to do is fix one thing about my game and become the most dangerous person in MMA. That's how I see it. People don't want to get back in front of me while I'm doing what I do. So it's kind of exciting. I’m ready to get right back to work,” Page said.

Created by Bellator, the 'MVP' suffered only the second defeat of his career against Logan storley. The clash was valid for the interim welterweight belt (up to 77,1kg). The Brit now has a record of 20 triumphs and two setbacks in professional MMA.

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