UFC 197: Champ Demetrious Johnson On Cejudo’s Skills, OSP’s Coaching Choices

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MMA H.E.A.T.’s Karyn Bryant spoke with UFC Flyweight Champ Demetrious Johnson on the Monday before his UFC 197 title defense against Henry Cejudo and heard what he had to say about the match-up. DJ talks about Cejudo’s skill set, how he compares this defense to others and his visits from USADA. The Champ also talks about his relationship with coach Matt Hume and why he believes fellow 197 fighter OSP’s own fighter-coach relationship is a good thing.

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76 Comments on "UFC 197: Champ Demetrious Johnson On Cejudo’s Skills, OSP’s Coaching Choices"

  12. Léön Kroß

    9:00–9:10 Did you mean more of, that does DJ try to play a certain way when he fights? Like he wants to out box him or control distance or like beat the opponent where he's strongest. Like Jon Jones wrestling Chael Sonnen to make the point that he's a better wrestler, despite Sonnen's expertise is in wrestling.

  13. Léön Kroß

    9:00–9:10 Did you mean more of, that does DJ try to play a certain way when he fights? Like he wants to out box him or control distance or like beat the opponent where he's strongest. Like Jon Jones wrestling Chael Sonnen to make the point that he's a better wrestler, despite Sonnen's expertise is in wrestling.

  23. SavageHobbit

    Don't see DJ loose in a long time, DJ and Bones might share the #1 spot on P4P and best champs to date in human history as we know it. Bones aint better, dont think DJ is better, they have to share that top spot in my eyes

  24. TreeHouseDotTv

    Don't see DJ loose in a long time, DJ and Bones might share the #1 spot on P4P and best champs to date in human history as we know it. Bones aint better, dont think DJ is better, they have to share that top spot in my eyes

  36. tom moir

    i honestly think DJ will out wrestle cejudo this fight, look how many TD mighty mouse lands a fight, cejudos wrestling hasnt looked that great he struggled to get chico camus down where i think mighty mouse has much better setups also mighty mouse uses the cage for TD which isnt a factor in normal wrestling, and when cardio kicks in we all know mighty mouse will have more energy as it goes on. I can name fights where all the other olympian wrestlers in ufc got outwrestled so as i said its completely different

  37. tom moir

    i honestly think DJ will out wrestle cejudo this fight, look how many TD mighty mouse lands a fight, cejudos wrestling hasnt looked that great he struggled to get chico camus down where i think mighty mouse has much better setups also mighty mouse uses the cage for TD which isnt a factor in normal wrestling, and when cardio kicks in we all know mighty mouse will have more energy as it goes on. I can name fights where all the other olympian wrestlers in ufc got outwrestled so as i said its completely different

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