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Demetrious Johnson vs Wilson Reis Highlights (FLAWLESS Performance)

#ufc #mma #DemetriousJohnson #combatsports #martialarts #fights #punch #jiujitsu UFC on Fox: Johnson vs. Reis (also known as UFC on Fox 24) was a mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship held on April 15, 2017, at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri. The event was the first that the UFC has hosted in the state of Missouri and the Kansas City metropolitan area. A UFC Flyweight Championship match between then champion Demetrious Johnson and Wilson Reis headlined this event. The pairing was originally booked for UFC 201, but Johnson pulled out due to an undisclosed injury and the bout was scrapped. When Bill Conti and Allee Willis wrote "You're the Best" for Joe Esposito in the mid-'80s, they thought they were doing it for The Karate Kid. No, they were merely writing it well in advance for arguably the greatest combat sports athlete in the world today: Demetrious Johnson. Johnson mowed through yet another top contender, Wilson Reis, in Kansas City, Missouri, Saturday to tie Anderson Silva for the most UFC title defenses (10). The Sprint Center has likely never seen such brilliance painted with the hands, elbows, knees and legs of an individual before. Johnson got his offense started right away with an inside leg kick. He was active, as usual, while Reis tested the waters to get inside range. The early offense from the champion was kick-heavy. Reis caught a kick and took Johnson down but was not able to maintain it for even a half-second. The kicks set a good distance for the champion that kept the heavy-handed Reis on the outside. Johnson attacked the body with each opportunity. The first round was a clean start, as Johnson sought the record-tying title defense. The pressure remained in the second. The work rate Mighty Mouse puts into each fight is nothing short of extraordinary and makes his variety of offense all the more impressive. Johnson briefly slipped to Reis' back and landed a high knee to the side of his head, which was unconventional. The quickness of the champ and the pace of the fight looked to be wearing on the challenger in the second round, as Johnson's combinations were masterful. Reis was desperate to get the fight to the mat in the third, but Johnson's sprawl was far too quick. The champ read the takedown attempts quickly and stuffed them. Johnson flung in a body kick that landed as he continued picked apart Reis. Johnson landed a quick right and took Reis to the canvas in the latter part of the third round. The champion missed a choke as Reis defended, but the challenger was just trying to avoid being finished. When Reis attempted to get back up, Johnson threw short, crisp elbows to the face. Johnson mounted and found another armbar to finish the fight. Near perfection. With the win, Johnson tied Anderson Silva for most consecutive title defenses (ten) in UFC history. In July 2017, Johnson won an ESPY Award for Fighter of The Year.