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Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸

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Dana White: “Sean Strickland said a lot of things. I don’t agree with 95% of what this guy says, but it’s his right to say it. And if you don’t like it, tune in on Saturday night. He’s going to be getting punched in the face.” I’ve seen a lot of people, possibly newer fans, out here waiting for the UFC and Dana White to condemn Sean Strickland’s press conference… especially with the new CBS and Paramount partnership. But Dana has already responded to Strickland’s comments many times. He believes it’s “part of what make this sport is so great.” If you don’t like someone or something they said, you can just “tune in” and watch them get punched in the face. Historically, that hasn’t always been his stance if you go back far enough. But in recent years, he’s been very adamant about this approach.
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Dana White: “Sean Strickland said a lot of things. I don’t agree with 95% of what this guy says, but it’s his right to say it. And if you don’t like it, tune in on Saturday night. He’s going to be getting punched in the face.” I’ve seen a lot of people, possibly newer fans, out here waiting for the UFC and Dana White to condemn Sean Strickland’s press conference… especially with the new CBS and Paramount partnership. But Dana has already responded to Strickland’s comments many times. He believes it’s “part of what make this sport is so great.” If you don’t like someone or something they said, you can just “tune in” and watch them get punched in the face. Historically, that hasn’t always been his stance if you go back far enough. But in recent years, he’s been very adamant about this approach.

AFeldmanMMA

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