MMA fighter enters with dazzling dance routine, almost immediately gets obliterated once his match begins

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The chances of me getting in the ring, octagon, or cage are slim to none, but if I did, my entrance would be solemn and dignified.

It'd be to the point that people would be wondering if they were about to watch a fight or had accidentally wandered into a funeral.

Why? Because if I entered with a K-pop dance routine and then got knocked out in the first round like one fighter in Japan just did, it would be embarrassing.

That's why.

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MMA fighter Ryoma "Jolly" Shishimoto dropped some dance moves made famous by girl group ILLIT (pictured) before getting knocked out in the first round. (Photo by HLL/Imazins via Getty Images)

According to TMZ, MMA fighter Ryoma "Jolly" Shishimoto entered the ring at RIZIN 54 inside Toyota Center Tokyo by cutting a rug to South Korean girl group ILLIT's song "It's Me."

It's no "Enter Sandman," but to each their own...

But Shishimoto didn't just do a small dance. It was a full-on choreographed production.

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His opponent, Joe Hiramoto, had to be licking his chops when he realized his opponent was going to be gassed from doing a dance number moments before the bell. In fact, Hiramoto dominated and ended the fight with a TKO in the first round.

Not the result you want after dancing like that. That's a routine you bust out when you've got the fight in the bag before it begins because your opponent has bronchitis or got hit by a car while walking to the arena.

Not if they're willing