Sean Strickland reveals how altercation with Machine Gun Kelly started

Former UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland had an eventful Super Bowl weekend.  He beat the crap out of a social media influencer, faced off with former President Donald Trump, had a verbal altercation with Machine Gun Kelly, and threatened to kill Jake Paul.  

Already dominating the headlines on Friday after video emerged of him mercilessly beating social media influencer Sneako during a sparring session, Strickland drew even more attention after getting into a verbal altercation with musician Machine Gun Kelly at Friday night’s Power Slap 6 event.  On Monday, Strickland explained how the incident with Kelly began.

“It’s been a fun 24 hours you guys.  I met a lot of fun people the last couple of days,” Strickland said on his YouTube channel.  “I meet this vampire (Machine Gun Kelly).  Dude, you wake up every day and dress like a vampire.  I don’t know if he does or doesn’t.  It might just be a wardrobe.  But dude, you dress like a vampire.  You look like the goth kid on South Park and you go out in the world like this.  This only happens because you’re in an insulated bubble.”

“I go and I meet the vampire.  Luke Trembath) introduces me to the vampire and I make fun of him.  I’m like, ‘Dude, what are you f**king wearing? Like, what the f**k is going on here? How are you doing this?’ He looked at me, and he didn’t laugh, and he didn’t giggle, but he looked at me like, ‘Why is this guy with no respect talking to me like this,” Strickland continued.

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“He looked at me like I was less than human.  I was like, ‘You know what? I’m going to f**king humble you right now. Then my girl kind of f*cking got in the way and was like, ‘Chill the f**k out,’ and then I was escorted out.”

UFC CEO Dana White reacted to the Strickland and Machine Gun Kelly incident during the Power Slap 6 Post-Fight Press Conference.  

“You can’t bring Sean Strickland around any other human beings,” White said. “You know what I mean? It has nothing to do with Machine Gun Kelly. It’s about humans.”

“It’s been a hell of a 24 hours,” said Strickland.  “Met Trump.  Got to fight an influencer.  Met a vampire.  Didn’t know they were real but there they are.  Should have brought some garlic and a steak to that Slap fight.”