UFC Middleweight Sean Strickland Reposts a Meme Making Fun of Infamous Island Boys on His Instagram Story

If you’re a Sean Strickland fan, you can be assured to be thoroughly entertained always. The UFC middleweight often uses his social media platforms to make fun of and make jokes at other people. His latest post is a repost of a meme, which makes fun of people who say some can fight, but their skills show otherwise. 

A beacon for ‘masculine’ men, Strickland never misses an opportunity to flex his testosterone and fight game whenever he can. The American MMA professional reposted a meme on his Instagram Stories which was captioned, “Her: My man can fight – Her man:” and showed the Island boys on pad work that was below satisfactory. 

He reposted the above meme with the intent of him and his fans to have a good laugh at the below-average pad-work session. The Island boys lacked any technique and looked completely out of form. This isn’t the first time that Sean Strickland has had a nice laugh at someone else’s expense on his stories or posts. 

The Island boys have recently come into the limelight for their stints with the world of combat sports. They abruptly left Logan Paul’s podcast, The Impaulsive show. After a heated discussion with the podcast hosts.

The pair were also booed and had beer thrown at them during the Jake Paul versus Tyron Woodley rematch. Given their rise to fame in social media platforms, fans did not seem to welcome them in the arena.

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Sean Strickland on not being carefree throughout his career

The UFC middleweight is as transparent as a person can get. His mannerism and speech patterns are as open as a person can get in the media. Sarcasm and controversial statements as jokes are nothing new to Strickland. However, the American MMA professional has stated that he has not been this transparent and carefree throughout his entire career. 

He stated that he had to be a lot more careful while stating things, as his managers advised him that it wouldn’t give promotions a good picture of him. After the likes of Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz, who are also transparent entities and bask in the glory of trash-talk and banter, Strickland has shed any and all inhibitions when it comes to speaking his mind. 

A skillful fighter, part-time comedian perhaps? It looks as though Strickland has a promising career in stand-up comedy after he decides to retire from MMA.

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