Fans comment on Demetrious Johnson's vividly different reactions to becoming UFC champion and beating Elden Ring boss 

Demetrious Johnson's passion for gaming is undeniable, and he consistently releases content on his YouTube channel Mighty Gaming (@MightyGamingX), which has amassed 169,000 subscribers.

'Mighty Mouse' uploads content including video game reaction clips, combat sports-related reaction videos and fight breakdowns.

A fan of Johnson recently uploaded a video on Reddit that serves to prove that 'Mighty Mouse's' zeal for video games could trump his passion for MMA. The video contains side-by-side reactions of Demetrious Johnson being crowned the inaugural UFC flyweight champion versus defeating the Elden Beast, the final boss of the 'Elden Ring' video game.

Watch the video below:

Fans online were quick to comment on the video, with one user jibing at the UFC's treatment of Demetrious Johnson:

"Probably gets paid more from streaming than being UFC champ."

See the comments below:

Screenshot of fan reactions to Demetrious Johnson celebration video

The 'Elden Ring' video game is notoriously difficult, so it seems that Johnson's celebration was warranted. Another fan, @ghidfg, claimed 'Mighty Mouse' stated that beating renowned Muay Thai world champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon was easier than defeating the Fire Giant, a different boss in 'Elden Ring'.

Johnson's MMA skills are astounding, and he is regarded by Joe Rogan, among others, as the greatest MMA fighter of all time. 'Mighty Mouse' recorded 11 consecutive UFC title defenses – the most in promotional history – multiple Fighter of the Year awards, as well as a title win in ONE Championship more recently.

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Demetrious Johnson reveals shockingly low UFC pay despite being champion

Demetrious Johnson recently shed light on his pay structure within the UFC during his tenure with the promotion.

Despite being the most successful champion of all time, 'Mighty Mouse' stated that he didn't receive earnings from any pay-per-view points. Champions usually earn a percentage of the total pay-per-view sales, which could see earnings grow exponentially.

During a recent video on Johnson's YouTube channel, he stated:

"Then when I fought Joseph Benavidez, I think it was $30,000 and $30,000. Then I finally got a new contract as champion, and I think it was $125,000 and $50,000, but I couldn’t get pay-per-view points. That’s where a champion makes the most bang for their buck, the pay-per-view points. Because if you get on a card with Conor McGregor and he does 2.1 million buys, you just do the f****** math. You’re going to make a s***load of money. I never got the opportunity to do that."

Watch the video below from 17:15: