In a momentous event for martial arts enthusiasts, former UFC flyweight champion Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson has reached the pinnacle, earning the esteemed rank of black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
This achievement marks a significant milestone in Johnson’s distinguished grappling journey, reaffirming his stature as one of MMA’s premier practitioners.
Standing at a modest 5 feet 3 inches, Johnson has consistently defied expectations. Recently, he faced off against Michael Sante Medina, a towering figure at 6 feet 3 inches and weighing approximately 250 pounds, in an open weight quarterfinal.
Despite the considerable height and weight difference, Johnson astounded spectators and commentator Joe Rogan alike by securing victory through submission against his larger opponent.
However, looming over Johnson is NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal, towering at 7 feet 1 inch and weighing 325 pounds.
Following speculation about a potential matchup, MMA enthusiasts engaged in lively discourse.
Could Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson emerge victorious against Shaquille O’Neal in his prime? He certainly thinks so.
“Could I beat Shaq in, like, a hand-to-hand combat? That would be very hard, right? I would have to rely back on my jiu jitsu my grappling to to take him down, pass his guard and look to submit him. Would it be hard? Absolutely. I believe in myself. I believe my skill set. And yeah, I do take Shaq.”
Fans shared diverse viewpoints:
“He recently submitted a 250lb BJJ opponent. What’s a few extra pounds and no experience?”
“Some believe MMA fighters possess superhuman abilities! This query is intriguing.”
“While Shaq could potentially KO with one punch, Mighty’s agility could pose a challenge.”
“Underestimating Mighty Mouse’s abilities against Shaq seems unfounded…”
These discussions highlight the ongoing fascination with theoretical matchups in MMA, capturing the imagination of fans worldwide.