10 MMA Fighters You Want To See Knocked Out In 2020
9. Johnny Walker
There's a fine line between healthy confidence and infuriating arrogance.
Johnny Walker has completely forgotten what that line looks like and now just chooses to exude an unbearable amount of cockiness whenever he's given the platform to do so.
Between shuffling down to the Octagon with his signature collection of god-awful dance moves - some of which are even extended into his pre-fight check from the ringside official - or nonchalantly relaxing on the side of the cage seconds before the start of a bout, Walker only cares about stealing the spotlight.
You could argue that he is simply just having fun and more fighters should approach the world of MMA with this happy-go-lucky attitude. However, most of the time his actions come across as disrespectful and over-exuberant.
He's a hell of a fighter and has already given UFC fans a rich array of memorable finishes to recall, but his dominant streak was abruptly cut short by one of the unsung heroes of the Light Heavyweight division in Corey Anderson at UFC 244 in 2019.
Walker was finally put in his place and if he doesn't dial down the pompous antics he's become known for in 2020, expect fans to rejoice if he finds himself on the receiving end of another knockout at the hands of Nikita Krylov at UFC Fight Night 170.