Clay Guida made his UFC debut at UFC 64 in 2006. Michael Johnson ’s debut was at the Ultimate Fighter 12 Finale in 2010. Somehow, it took all this time for these two enduring competitors to meet in the cage. The veteran lightweights squared off Saturday night on the main card of UFC Fight Night 184, and it was a bout worth the wait. After 15 minutes of solid action, Guida (35-20 MMA, 15-14 UFC) earned scores of 30-27 across the board for a unanimous decision victory at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas, in a bout more competitive than the score would seem to indicate. “Michael Johnson is a a gamer, he hits like a truck.” Guida said.
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