Miles Johns is an American mixed martial artist competing in the bantamweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Born on March 30, 1994, in Newton, Kansas, he developed a passion for combat sports from a young age. Johns excelled in wrestling during high school, earning state championship honors, and continued his athletic career at Newman University, where he further refined his grappling skills and discipline. His strong wrestling base laid the foundation for a seamless transition into mixed martial arts.
Johns began his professional MMA career in 2017, quickly making an impression with his well-rounded skill set and composure inside the cage. Competing primarily in the Legacy Fighting Alliance (LFA), he remained undefeated and captured the LFA Bantamweight Championship, showcasing his ability to adapt and finish fights in various ways. His success in the regional circuit earned him an opportunity on Dana White’s Contender Series, where an impressive performance secured him a UFC contract.
Since joining the UFC, Johns has demonstrated a technical, methodical fighting style built on crisp striking, strong wrestling, and solid defensive awareness. He has earned victories over seasoned competition, proving his ability to perform under high-pressure circumstances. Known for his work ethic and calculated approach, Johns continues to establish himself as a promising contender in the bantamweight division, with aspirations of climbing toward championship contention.