Demetrious Johnson shares hilarious reaction to list of active UFC fighters who are 6'4'' and have been champions
Demetrious Johnson weighed in after coming across the list of active UFC fighters who are 6'4" and have been champions in the promotion. He shared a hilarious reaction by making an observation of his own.
ESPN MMA recently took to their Instagram account and posted a series of photos that showcased all the active fighters that have won a UFC championship being listed as 6'4". It was a talented list of fighters that included current and former champions like Alex Pereira, Israel Adesanya, Jon Jones, Stipe Miocic, Jamahal Hill, and Ciryl Gane.
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The post caught the attention of the reigning ONE flyweight champion, who reacted just as fans would expect. Johnson made a hilarious observation by mentioning that it's a list he will never be found on the unique list of UFC champions, especially considering he stands 5'3". He wrote:
"Well I would have never made this list!"
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Demetrious Johnson discusses Jon Jones vs. Islam Makhachev pound-for-pound debate
The ESPN MMA list wasn't the only thing that Demetrious Johnson weighed in on as he recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing Jon Jones vs. Islam Makhachev pound-for-pound debate.
While speaking with Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson on his Mighty podcast, the reigning ONE flyweight champion discussed the pound-for-pound debate. Johnson mentioned that Jones being discussed for the No.1 spot has more to do with his career as a whole rather than his activity, which is why he believes the lightweight champion is more deserving. He said:
"There's got to be a point in time where somebody's achievements and how active they have been fighting and defending the belt has to overcome the past, right? Because then Jon Jones will always be the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world even if he never fights. Currently right now, at the top of the list it should be Islam Makhachev."
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