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Bellator welterweight champion Yaroslav Amosov will join Vasyl Lomachenko in forgoing a title fight to stay in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion of his home country.

The undefeated MMA fighter was due to jet to London to face hometown fighter Michael 'Venom' Page at Bellator 281 in the OVO Arena Wembley on May 13. But he has now decided to stay in his home country to defend against the continuing Russian invasion.

It comes just days after it emerged that fellow Ukrainian Lomachenko would be opting not to leave the country to face George Kambosos Jr for the unified lightweight boxing titles in Australia. That bout had been set for June 5, but it now appears that Kambosos will instead take on Devin Haney for the undisputed crown.

And Page will now instead face Logan Storley for the interim belt in the headliner of a card that also features No.2 and No.3-ranked contenders Douglas Lima and Jason Jackson square off in what is essentially a top contender fight.

Bellator President Scott Coker said: “Like the rest of the world, we’ve been shocked by the tragic events in Ukraine and the thoughts of everyone at Bellator MMA are with