Bellator wrapped up a successful event in London, England this past week. Although the main event wasn’t well-received, the event was action packed and saw some memorable finishes.Paul Daley closed the chapter on his MMA career with an incredible knockout over Wendell Giacomo. The crowd erupted with applause as the British knockout artist earned the 35th knockout of his MMA career. He might’ve wanted to end his career against a bigger name, but that didn’t change his level of focus. ‘Semtex’ didn’t overlook Giacomo and it showed in his performance. IFabian Edwards was equally as impressive as he finished former UFC light heavyweight champion Lyoto Machida. He caught Machida with an elbow and immediately finished him off with strikes, which surely raised his stock in the division. In the main event, Logan Storley defeated Michael ‘Venom’ Page to become interim welterweight champion. The promotion will now have plenty of decisions to make going forward, especially with the welterweight division. This list will look at five fights to make following Bellator 281.#5. Denise Kielholtz vs. former Bellator women’s flyweight champion Ilima-Lei MacfarlaneMirror Fighting@MirrorFightingBellator contender Denise Kielholtz explains sparring tactics ahead of title shot | @DonaghCorby_mirror.co.uk/sport/other-sp…112Bellator contender Denise Kielholtz explains sparring tactics ahead of title shot | @DonaghCorby_mirror.co.uk/sport/other-sp… https://t.co/TNvp9uqtoYDenise Kielholtz came up short against Kana Watanabe in a bout that had possible title implications. She had a promising start by landing a powerful combination that stunned Watanabe, but she was then outmatched in the grappling.The loss extends ‘Miss Dynamite’s losing skid to two-straight losses. And so, a bout with former women’s flyweight champion Ilima-Lei Macfarlane would be logical for the promotion. Macfarlane has also lost back-to-back fights, including her title loss to Juliana Velasquez. After a year-long layoff, ‘Iliminator’ returned to her hometown but lost decisively to Justine Kish.Both flyweights are still ranked in the top-5 of the division. Kielholtz is ranked No.3 and Macfarlane is the No.4 ranked flyweight. The bout would also ensure that the division has options in terms of title contenders and that top-ranked fighters remain active.