UFC legend reveals the key to beating Demetrious Johnson… ‘I put him on the floor multiple times’

Demetrious Johnson is a hunter, but few can claim to have a victory, but one legend, who succeeded in triumphing about the icon, has revealed exactly how he did it.

In his remarkable career, 'Mighty Mouse' proved himself as one of the greatest that has ever set foot in the Octagon.

Using his phenomenal athletics and unparalleled combat -IQ, the American could destroy anyone who dared to take him close enough. It is usually necessary for Johnson to have people like Rodtang subject him, for everyone to claim the brag about him.

But on April 24, 2010, on WEC 48, in the Arco Arena in Sacramento, California, US, a man did not hit him alone, but dominated him.

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Brad Pickett reveals the key to beating Demetrious Johnson

Brad Pickett produced a great version against Demetrious Johnson, using his sublime gripping skills to cruise against a man who would be considered one of the very best to have ever worn the four-come gloves.

Now he is open about how he managed to overcome such a fantastic competitor.

In an exclusive interview with Bloody Elbow via Grosvenor, the 46-year-old said his secret: “My English wrestling. He was super fast, but I just had a very good timing, such as the old cliché beating speed, accuracy beats strength.”

“It doesn't matter how fast someone is, if I can time them well, I can get my Takedown. As soon as they are on the floor, they are not fast; you manage someone who is fast, put them on the floor. Speed ​​is not that critical.

“He was quickly on the floor, but I managed to put him on the floor several times; it was a nice fight. You could then see how talented this boy would be.

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After he had lost from Pickett, Johnson returned to the drawing table, tightened his craft and established his place as a real legend of the sport.

He not only became a title holder in the UFC, but also in one championship.

After the 38-year-old retired, the last promotion led him in their Hall of Fame. However, they would still not let him run into the sunset without first giving him a huge offer.

Now Johnson has revealed the opponent one championship for a farewell to the monster.

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