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Herb Dean discusses upcoming stricter guidelines for eye pokes in MMA, emphasizing the need for clearer rules and enforcement, and highlights Sean Strickland as a model for fouling-free fighting.
Sean Strickland announced his marriage with a post showing him and his wife holding rifles, and celebrated by shooting an automatic weapon in her wedding gown, reflecting his unconventional personality. He last fought in February and is considering his next UFC matchup, possibly against Anthony Hernandez.
Sean Strickland received a six-month suspension and a $5,000 fine from the Nevada State Athletic Commission for a physical altercation at a June MMA event, with the suspension potentially reduced to 4.5 months upon completing anger management. The incident involved Strickland punching a fighter who taunted his trainee after a match, and it occurred in Las Vegas where Strickland resides.
Sean Strickland was suspended for six months and fined $5,000 after jumping into the cage and attacking a fighter at a Tuff-N-Uff event, with the suspension potentially reduced if he completes anger management. The incident involved a melee after a fight, and Strickland received praise from the Nevada Athletic Commission for owning his actions.
Sean Strickland, a former UFC middleweight champion, has been suspended indefinitely by the Nevada State Athletic Commission following an altercation at a Las Vegas MMA event in June, where he threw punches at an opponent after a taunt. The suspension is pending a disciplinary hearing, and no fight has been announced for him since his last bout in February.
Sean Strickland responded to Dan Henderson's claims about his ouster from Team Quest, denying Henderson's version of events and clarifying his own history with the gym. The feud stems from Henderson's comments on Strickland's conduct during training, which Strickland refutes, asserting they are false. Meanwhile, Strickland's UFC return remains uncertain due to a potential NSAC suspension following an incident at a Tuff-N-Uff event. Despite the drama, he continues to train at Xtreme Couture and plans to fight again by year's end.
Sean Strickland and Dan Henderson dispute the reasons for their training partnership ending, with Henderson citing Strickland's disrespectful behavior and social media trash talk, while Strickland denies Henderson's account and highlights their mutual respect. Despite past conflicts, Strickland remains a UFC champion and acknowledges his temper issues during training.
Israel Adesanya recalls a warning from Dana White before his UFC 293 fight against Sean Strickland, which he lost, marking a career slump. He reflects on the fight and expresses interest in a rematch with Strickland to face his best version, while also being more selective with his future fights.
Islam Makhachev retained his lightweight title at UFC 302 by defeating Dustin Poirier with a fifth-round D'Arce choke in Newark, New Jersey. Poirier, who hinted at retirement, put up a strong fight but ultimately fell short. In the co-main event, Sean Strickland won a split decision over Paulo Costa, keeping his title hopes alive. Kevin Holland also secured a victory with a first-round armbar submission against Michal Oleksiejczuk.
At UFC 302, former President Donald Trump overshadowed New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers, receiving a raucous reception from the crowd. Despite Rodgers' significant presence and past political involvement, Trump's appearance and support from UFC fighters like Sean Strickland highlighted his growing appeal, even after his recent conviction in New York.
After a disappointing loss to Sean Strickland at UFC 302, Paulo Costa has vowed to return to his aggressive knockout style, abandoning his recent conservative approach. Costa, frustrated with his performance and criticism, declared he will focus on finishing fights rather than conserving energy or scoring points.
Islam Makhachev defended his lightweight title at UFC 302 by submitting Dustin Poirier in the fifth round, extending his winning streak to 14 fights. Poirier, who has now lost three title shots by submission, is contemplating retirement. Makhachev hinted at moving up in weight for new challenges. In the co-main event, Sean Strickland won a split decision over Paulo Costa, seeking another title shot. Former President Donald Trump attended the event, receiving a loud ovation.
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and UFC star Sean Strickland had contrasting reactions to former President Donald Trump's appearance at UFC 302. Rodgers, who supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr., avoided acknowledging Trump, while Strickland praised Trump in his post-fight interview, calling the legal actions against him a "travesty" and pledging to donate to him. The majority of the spectators also showed support for Trump.
UFC 302 in Newark saw Islam Makhachev defend his lightweight title with a fifth-round submission against Dustin Poirier, solidifying his status as the UFC's No. 1 pound-for-pound fighter. Makhachev expressed interest in moving to welterweight to pursue a second belt. Sean Strickland also impressed in the co-main event, reaffirming his position as a top middleweight. Poirier's future remains uncertain as he contemplates retirement after another title fight loss. The event highlighted potential future matchups and the evolving legacies of its fighters.
Islam Makhachev retained his lightweight title at UFC 302 by submitting Dustin Poirier in the fifth round, extending his winning streak to 14 fights. Poirier, who fell short in his third attempt for the undisputed title, is considering retirement. In the co-main event, Sean Strickland won a split-decision over Paulo Costa, aiming for another title shot.