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Demetrious Johnson has shared his reaction to WingedC winning his first pro MMA fight.
The Street Beefs star – real name Malcolm Schuyler – has trained and sparred with ‘Mighty Mouse’ in the past.
Demetrious Johnson once dropped WingedC with a head kick during one of their viral workouts.
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WingedC dropped his opponent with a capoeira kick en route to a unanimous decision win at APFC 26 on Sunday.
A few days later, Demetrious Johnson shared a video of himself breaking down the internet celebrity’s latest fight.
The former UFC flyweight champion admitted he was ‘proud’ after watching WingedC improve his professional record to 1-1.
Johnson went on to implore Malcolm Schuyler to take his training to the next level before he fights again.
“I would like for him to start a strength and conditioning program,” he said.
“I think that is what he needs. A strength and conditioning program, hard pad rounds, more sparring rounds, and those are the things I would say.
“In my background, our strength and conditioning as an amateur was like a professional athlete
“Great fight. Congrats to both of those guys.
“At the end of the day, I would like to see a strength and conditioning program training regime.”
WingedC faces surgery after revealing he shattered multiple bones in his hand at APFC 26.
The 25-year-old was scheduled to make his bare-knuckle boxing debut against Tim Yanc at BKFC Fight Night Hershey on December 4, but it appears that fight is off.
“Crazy News chat. I shattered all of the metacarpals of my hand,” WingedC claimed.
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“I literally hit that man so hard that I just shattered my entire hand.
“Hopefully they’ll fix my hand, and I won’t have to be an indentured servant the rest of my life.
“If I don’t do this, then Wingsy will lose functionality in his hand. And then I won’t even be able to make a fist.”
Despite the serious setback, WingedC managed to find humor in the situation, joking that he had reached “peak anime character” status because he punched his opponent so hard that his own bones shattered.
“Hopefully Wing’s doesn’t lose his left hand,” he concluded.
It remains unclear when Schuyler will be able to resume training or return to competition.