Demetrious Mighty Mouse Johnson is arguably the greatest mixed martial artist ever to compete.
The Washington native not only possesses all of the tools, but his technique in each area is impeccable.
He has used those tools to capture multiple World Championships and will go for gold again when he meets ONE Flyweight World Champion Adriano Mikinho Moraes at ONE on TNT I on Wednesday, April 7.
But what makes an all-time great? In a feature video from ONE Championship, get a look into the day-to-day life of Johnson. Hear directly from Mighty Mouse on how he balances life as a husband and father as well as how he prepares for championship contests.
Summer film features Granite City man
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Granite City High School graduate Shawn D. Holt, foreground, stars in “Steel City G.C.,” an independent film shot entirely in Granite City in partnership with Phoenix-Jagger Studios and Red Reflection Industrial Ink, the latter owned by southern Illinois filmmaker Elle Mercurio-Cherrier. “Steel City G.C.” is scheduled for release July 4.For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less
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Elle Mercurio-Cherrier’s 2019 feature film “In this Gray Place” is having a delayed debut because it was in the film festival circuit. It’s now available online at https://vimeo.com. “In this Gray Place” focuses on a man barricaded in a rest stop restroom after a robbery gone wrong.For The TelegraphShow MoreShow Less
A double Ironman challenge has raised over £2000 in memory of Samuel Oldridge for children and young people with cancer. It is thanks to the monumental efforts of Gordon Fearn, the Master Instructor for the Gordon Fearn Tae Kwon-Do and Ninja Skillz Dorset Schools (GFTKD). He also coaches Crossfit for the Complete Active Cross-fit Gym in Ringwood. Gordon has supported the Samuel Oldridge CLIC Sargent appeal since 2009. After speaking to the Head Coach at Complete Active, Ringwood, Mark Newton, the idea of completing a double ironman challenge was born. Together with the other Complete Active coaches - Mark Smallbones, Richard Jarvis, Oliver Jones, and Lionel Newton, the message was spread to the Ringwood Crossfit community who enthusiastically came together to complete the double Iron Man challenge (4.8 mile swim, 224 bike ride and 52.4 mile run) to raise funds and awareness for the Samuel Oldridge CLIC Sargent appeal. Some 60 people took part and smashed the double Iron
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