Sean Strickland has again made the rounds on social media for all the wrong reasons, and UFC Hall of Famer Amanda Nunes has taken notice.

Strickland may decline once he discovers that White House doesn’t mean everyone there is white.

UFC middleweight contender Nassourdine Imavov didn't take long to hit back at Sean Strickland's taunts at UFC Houston media day.

Final Destination star and actor Devon Sawa recently took to social media to blast the UFC and Paramount Plus over racist and homophobic remarks made by ex-UFC Champion Sean Strickland. What did Devon Sawa say about Sean Strickland?

Strickland slammed the UFC’s broadcasting partner, Paramount+, over gay characters in its adaptation of the video game Halo, while managing to insult trans women and describe gayness as a mental illness.

MMA fighter Sean Strickland went on a bigoted tirade on Wednesday during the Paramount+ and UFC media day event, during which he called Bad Bunny a “f—-t” and said women have been empowered “too much” to the point where they’ve “ruined society.

Sean Strickland took great pains to let reporters in attendance know that “there’s nothing wrong with women,” but his reasons why seemed straight out of the Stone Age.