Brian Johnston, a mixed martial artist, competed with a record of 5 wins, 5 losses, and no draws, primarily in the heavyweight division at 230 lbs. Standing tall at 6' 3", he demonstrated an orthodox stance during his career. Johnston's performance statistics from his UFC career showcased minimal activity, averaging zero significant strikes per minute, with a striking accuracy of 0%. He absorbed an equal amount of strikes and maintained a strike defense of 0%, indicating a defensive approach to combat. His takedown attempts were also scarce, with no successful takedowns or submission attempts recorded during his UFC fights. Throughout his career, Johnston achieved one notable victory over Scott Fiedler, who held an ELO rating of 1000. In the UFC, he faced opponents such as Mark Coleman and Ken Shamrock. His most recent five fights include a win against Scott Fiedler via KO/TKO punches in July 1996, followed by another victory against Reza Nasri the same day through KO/TKO punches. However, he suffered losses to Mark Coleman and Ken Shamrock, both via KO/TKO and submission respectively. His last recorded fight was against Dan Bobish in July 1997, which ended with a submission loss for Johnston.