UFC fighter Sean Strickland vs Pride Month

Sean Strickland and controversy at full throttle

June is, as corporates say, `pride month’. – began Strickland. – ‘It doesn’t matter if it’s the UFC or any other company, they’re about to ask you if you want to fucking wear that rainbow flag anyway. It only serves one purpose – to strip you of your identity as an American. They want to strip you of your identity.

Strickland made no secret of his outrage at the requirements to wear rainbow symbols:

No, I don’t want to wear that rainbow fucking flag. I don’t want to post that g*wit on Instagram,” he continued.

At the same time, the former champion asserted that he has nothing against gay people:

Listen, I don’t feel the slightest hatred towards gay people at all. If you are gay, then be one and I wish you happiness. But to devote an entire month to infiltrating the brains of children? We need to take a step back. We need to take a step back.

Sean Strickland made no secret of his concerns about the impact of Pride Month on society and men in particular: The

goals of left-wing gays are very damaging to American men. They want to strip men of their masculinity.

In the context of this, Strickland also referred to other forms of celebration:

I wear this patriotic T-shirt during Pride Month, because there should be no month. We have war heroes who died for us, f*cking died for us, and how do we honour them? They have their Remembrance Day. One fucking day! And if you’re gay, you get a whole, fucking month? What the fuck is this

all about?

Terms of Sean Strickland’s sparring match with Bryce Hall

It’s not just his controversial statements, but also his actions in and out of the octagon that have caught the attention of fans. After recently sparring with influencer Sneako, Sean Strickland was challenged by another influencer, Bryce Hall. Hall, who has some experience in combat sports, including boxing and bare-knuckle fighting where he was victorious, wanted to face Strickland for sparring. According to Strickland, Hall’s manager contacted his people to arrange the sparring. However, Strickland declined the offer and set out the conditions Hall would have to meet for the sparring to happen. He wrote on X:

His manager called my people to set up some sparring… and be civil about it lmao. You don’t get that privilege @BryceHall. It’s in my gym, with my people and ill tell you when you’re fucking done, no time limit. no 10 count, no tap out.. I’ll tell you when you’re done…pussy… https://t.co/E7L5ZmaSL5 –

Sean Strickland (@SStricklandMMA) February 13, 2024

Upcoming fight and controversy surrounding Strickland

Sean Strickland is preparing to fight Paulo Costa on 1 June, in the co-main event of #UFC302. The event is attracting attention not only because of the fight itself, but also because of Strickland’s controversial statements. Ahead of the fight itself, a press conference will be held on Thursday. It is not out of the question that there will be journalists and activists at the conference who will want to touch upon Pride Month and the controversy surrounding Strickland, as happened in Toronto in January. Will Sean Strickland’s words affect his popularity and how will the UFC community react to it? One thing is certain – this fight will not only be a sporting event, but also an arena for the discussion of values and beliefs. We encourage you to follow our website, where you will find a summary of the gala and the latest news from the world of MMA.