Johnson did not see the true Wilks as a fighter in the same way he did not see him as a man. He called Wilks a " the most pompous *&%# he had ever met " and " an arrogant *#@+ ". I think that one of the scriptures is quite appropriate here. " Do not attempt to take the splinter from someone elses eye, except that you first remove the plank from your own eye " Johnsons own pomposity and arrogance, was blinding him and caused him to lose the fight and the life quality stakes, although he did redeem himself gracefully in defeat. I hope that it will make him a better fighter.