Banned! Champion detained by police and expelled from UFC White House

Middleweight champion Sean Strickland is one of the most controversial figures in the entire UFC.

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Strickland celebrates his UFC victory. Photo: Reproduction/YouTube/UFC

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One of the most anticipated events of the year, the UFC White House It has already generated a lot of buzz even before the athletes selected to step into the world's most famous octagon. Sean Strickland, newly crowned middleweight champion (up to 83,9 kg) after winning Khamzat Shimaev Last month, he was removed from the vicinity of the presidential residence by police forces a few hours before the scheduled start of the fighting.

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In videos posted on social media, the American appears in a boxing ring surrounded by people. Seemingly in good spirits, Strickland interacted with the fans present in an ironic manner, provoking those present, before being removed from the premises by police.

The UFC champion was banned from attending the event.

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Sean Strickland Behind the scenes at the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram.

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One of the most controversial names in all of sports, Strickland has become popular for making several controversial statements over the years. Recently, he went to social media to reveal that he had been banned by the company from attending the event held this Sunday (14). According to him, the reason for this would be statements against Donald Trump. On that occasion, he even... Discuss with internet users. and even with Justin gaethje Regarding the policy promoted by the president.

“UFC at the White House with Netanyahu in the audience. Pure garbage. The only American male champion banned from the White House because I said Trump is controlled by Netanyahu. This isn't public opinion, it's a fact,” stated the fighter, known for his controversial stances.

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