UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland is considering walking away from his championship and pursuing a boxing match with Jake Paul as frustration over his UFC pay continues to grow.
UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland is frustrated with the fight promotion and considering relinquishing his 185-pound world championship. Strickland’s beef with the organization is over money.
Sean Strickland has continued to be vocal about not being paid what he believes he deserves. This past weekend, Charles Oliveira vs Diego Lopes was announced as the main event of the final numbered UFC event of the year.
UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland has two contenders offering their own money to land a title fight, with negotiations over his first defense still unsettled.
Sean Strickland is being backed to defeat Nassourdine Imavov again by the one man he ever fought twice. In Strickland’s first ever middleweight title defense in January of 2024, he lost a razor-close decision to Dricus Du Plessis.
Khamzat Chimaev really wants a rematch against current middleweight champion Sean Strickland and he’s willing to pay a handsome amount to get it. The two former training partners fought in the UFC 328 main event in May and Strickland edged out “Borz” via split decision to become a two-time middleweight titleholder.
Khamzat Chimaev has attempted to hijack Sean Strickland’s next fight with a fight offer of his own. Ever since his title loss to Sean Strickland earlier this year, Khamzat Chimaev has been attempting to secure an immediate rematch against his American rival.
Nassourdine Imavov is adamant about fighting Sean Strickland, and he is ready to shell out a substantial sum of dollars from his own pocket. An X user has claimed that Strickland demanded a million dollars to fight Imavov at UFC 336, which is targeted for January 16, but the UFC only offered him $400,000 to show and win.
Nassourdine Imavov is willing to take matters into his own hands to get his title fight against Sean Strickland over the line. Just a few weeks ago, Sean Strickland confirmed he’s fighting Imavov next while revealing that he had begun negotiations with the promotion regarding a title defense later this year.
Sean Strickland posted on X about joining the National Guard and getting disability benefits after retiring from MMA The comment appears to be a joke fitting
There won’t be a divisional title on the line at UFC 335, but there seemingly could have been. MMA’s leading promotion announced three major fights for the final numbered event of 2026 this December during Saturday’s UFC 332 broadcast.
The promotion unveiled massive developments for UFC 335 with some big names featuring on the card. However, many fans noticed Sean Strickland’s name missing from the UFC 335 lineup.
Colby Covington doesn’t want to wait around until his wrestling match with Khamzat Chimaev. ‘Chaos’ was recently booked to face the former UFC middleweight champion at RAF Abu Dhabi on November 14.
Curtis contacted UFC matchmakers twice requesting to fight Hernandez but was told he’s not ready The feud started when Hernandez mocked Curtis and Strickland
Luis Hernandez plans to end Chris Curtis' career if the veteran follows through on his callout. Hernandez submitted Sedriques Dumas in 57 seconds at UFC Vegas 121 on Saturday, earning a bonus in his promotional debut.
Sean Strickland and Colby Covington might actually be taking their beef to the wrestling mat if they can stop arguing about the weight. The two UFC rivals were reportedly close to settling their differences inside the circle at Real American Freestyle 14 in Las Vegas on October 23 before things completely fell apart.
Colby Covington turned down a Real American Freestyle wrestling match with Sean Strickland after the two sides could not agree on a weight for the crossover bout, MMA Mania reports.
UFC middleweight contender immediately asked the matchmakers for a fight against Luis Hernandez but was blocked. Just a few weeks ago, ‘The Stache’ fought on Dana White’s Contender Series in front of the UFC boss, hoping to earn his spot in the UFC with a win.
October is inching closer, which means the UFC's end-of-year calendar is ticking away, too. UFC 332-UFC 334 are locked in between next Saturday night from Salt Lake City, Utah and Saturday, Nov.
In May, Sean Strickland pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the year by beating Khamzat Chimaev at UFC 328 to reclaim the middleweight belt. Following that heroic victory, Strickland’s next title defense now seems set, with the champion himself revealing his next opponent.
Sean Strickland has released footage of his 60-mile-per-hour crash, and it’s unsettling. During the late hours of September 21, Strickland and a few of his friends went off-road riding in the desert outside of Las Vegas, Nevada.
UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland survived an ATV crash that rolled six times at approximately 60 miles per hour while he was not wearing a helmet.
UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland said he's OK despite being involved in an all-terrain vehicle accident while not wearing a helmet. Strickland announced on Instagram that the accident happened Monday night in Las Vegas.