UFC star Sean Strickland remains one of the most controversial personalities in combat sports and has launched an X-rated callout from Jake Paul.
After losing an immediate rematch against Drus Du Plessis on UFC 312, Sean Strickland is waiting for his next fight in the UFC.
During his spare time he continued to cause controversy under the MMA fan base after he brutalized another influencer during a planned sparring session.
More recently, the former UFC middleweight champion has been trained with BKFC star Mike Perry as a 'platinum' looking for a return fight in the growing promotion.
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Sean Strickland makes an X-rated callout to Jake Paul
With Strickland now on a bipping losing series, he has a way to earn another shot at the title of 185 pounds.
He was recently called by Israel Adesanya, with 'The Stylebender' in the hope of a rematch against Strickland before calling his career an end.
Nevertheless, the 34-year-old has another plan in mind and does not hold a fight under the UFC banner.
“I have to beat f – jake Paul,” said Strickland during a live stream with the famous influencer, Adin Ross.
“I would earn more money f— – Jake Paul than I would my entire UFC career, how f – – is that?
“100% (I would fight against Jake Paul). Jake Paul sucks. So you take Mike Perry, he comes in the gym and the saves me for a round, takes his and leaves the gym.
“You went to a decision with that man, bro, you f— – suck and you will always suck because you will always and forever be a bit of D – will be influenced,” Strickland continued as he loaded a gun with ammunition.
Although Strickland thinks that Perry Jake Paul took a decision in their boxing conflict last July, 'The Problem Child' actually scored a sixth round knockout over Perry.
Jake Paul's next boxing conflict has already been set up
Despite the interest of Strickland in a boxing fight against the famous influencer, Paul's next boxing outing was already set against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. on 28 June.
In the typical Paul-Mode he has already mentioned a six-man hit list of potential opponents after his fight against Chavez JR, and it is not surprising that the former UFC Middleweight champion is not one of them.