Strickland 'takes up the fight' with Dustin Poirier and slams beer brand after controversy with former champion; understand why.

Fighter criticizes Bud Light's decision to part ways with Poirier after drunken incident and defends his colleague on social media.

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Poirier's record in prison. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

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Sean Strickland came out in defense of Dustin poirier after the former interim lightweight champion lost one of his sponsorships. The episode occurred after 'Diamond' was arrested for public intoxication, a situation in which he also allegedly confronted police officers. Despite having criticized The current middleweight champion (up to 83,9 kg) changed his tune after seeing his colleague's attitude dropped from the partnership with the beer brand 'Bud Light'.

In a video posted on social media, Strickland called the company's decision inconsistent and stated that the brand's stance goes against the values ​​it claims to represent. The American argued that, after profiting over the years from the athlete's image, the company should support him precisely during a difficult time, instead of abandoning him.

“That’s the most un-American thing you can do. You spent $6 billion creating an addict, and at his lowest point you’re considering letting him go? Bud Light, if you want to represent America, you stand by him and help him. That’s fucking American,” he said. Sean Strickland.

Dustin Poirier is arrested after a disturbance and appears in a video arguing with police officers.

Retired from MMA, Dustin poirier He is going through a delicate moment after being arrested for public intoxication in Georgia. Body camera footage shows the former interim lightweight champion arguing with officers and even suggesting a fight before being handcuffed.

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'Diamante' was released hours later. The infraction is considered minor, but can result in up to one year in prison or a fine, according to TMZ Sports.

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