Sean Strickland: A Man Who Knows How to Make a Headline

When it comes to speaking his mind and not holding back, Sean Strickland has the market cornered. Often described as abrasive, the newly crowned UFC middleweight champion certainly knows how to get people talking and divide fans. Just when you think you know all there is to know about him, something else comes up.

Dan Henderson on Why Strickland Left Team Quest

Recently, the legendary Dan Henderson appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. During the interview, Henderson discussed why Strickland no longer trained at Team Quest. The reason, as expected, was quite predictable. MMAFighting provided a transcript of the conversation:

“He was at my gym for, like, three years. We kind of had to let him go. He just kind of gets too involved talking s*** about people. I liked him in the gym, I liked him as a person but he just has to talk too much s*** about people.”

Strickland’s Reputation Precedes Him

It’s no surprise that Strickland is known for being outspoken and unafraid to voice his opinion. This can be both a blessing and a curse, as it can endear him to some fans, while alienating others. It’s clear that he will continue to make headlines and stir up controversy, whether people love him or hate him.

Conclusion

Sean Strickland has certainly made a name for himself in the world of MMA. His no-holds-barred attitude and willingness to speak his mind has won him both fans and detractors. While his reputation may have led to him leaving Team Quest, it’s clear that he will continue to make headlines and divide opinion.

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