UFC Fighter Says 'No One Gives A F**k About Women's Sports' — And It Gets So Much Worse
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Sean Strickland took great pains to let reporters in attendance know that “there’s nothing wrong with women,” but his reasons why seemed straight out of the Stone Age.
UFC fighter Sean Strickland apparently thought the best way to promote his upcoming match with Anthony Hernandez was to make vulgar, sexist comments about two of the biggest personalities in mixed martial arts.
During a press gathering on Wednesday, Strickland turned a question about the upcoming coming-out-of-retirement match between Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano into a bizarre rant where he discussed his childhood masturbation habits while trashing women’s sports.
Strickland started off his charm offensive ― minus the charm ― by mocking Paramount+, the streamer carrying Saturday’s match, because it “fucking ruined ‘Halo’” by making it “gay,” before referencing the Rousey-Carano match scheduled for May.
“Whoever thought about that?” he wondered, before asking, “Are they gonna be half naked? It might make it a little better.”
Strickland did praise Rousey’s ability ― “That bitch can fight” ― and also said he liked the fact that Carano is “like, super conservative,” before going into a memory no one wanted to hear ― trust us.
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