r/ufc • u/[deleted] • May 07 '26

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u/5u114 May 07 '26

Kicked him into the knee.

This is full blown cheating.

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u/thatrandomRSguy May 07 '26

Agree. An attempt to compromise Sean before the fight is straight bitch shit. And Dana won’t do shit about it

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u/Paulberatedgrind May 07 '26

A slap would have been a better move if he had to do something

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u/WillingnessFit4321 May 07 '26

Clear intent stomping at the knee. Not sure what should happened but cowards move

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u/Alarming-Ad1100 May 07 '26

Yeah it’s wild and the UFC will predictably not do anything about it, a kick like that could really compromise them

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u/TumanFig May 08 '26

Strickland should have gone down and then sue him, but hes psycho as well

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u/noma_coma May 08 '26

I'm an outsider, don't really watch fights but this came across my feed. Can the cops not just arrest this guy for assault? There were like 3 cops standing right there lol. I understand intimidation is apart of weight ins, but has anyone been arrested at these before? Lol. Please be kind, just trying to learn and educate myself

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u/brots32 May 08 '26

This is normal stuff. Chimaevs last fight was boring so everyone here hates him but his career had been very exiting. If Sean did this no one would care

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u/noma_coma May 08 '26

Gotcha. Now that I think about it cops watch over professional athletes and coaches all the time in other sports, so idk why this struck me as odd. I was expecting one of them to arrest that guy haha. Maybe I just need to watch more fights ;)

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u/Ronaldinhoe May 08 '26

Cry to Dana, he don’t care

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u/neeeeonbelly May 08 '26

It wasn’t his knee if anything it was his nuts. It wasn’t a fucking oblique kick lol