UFC 293: During the open workouts for UFC 293, a surprising incident occurred when Sean Strickland, the contender set to face Israel Adesanya for the middleweight title, spotted fighting with a fan. In the video footage, Sean was seen exchanging a few punches with the enthusiastic spectator. This surprise clash has generated a lot of interest in the MMA community, Let’s take a closer look at what happened in this incident.
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Sean Strickland Fighting a Fan In UFC 293 Workout
This weekend, Sean Strickland is gearing up to challenge Israel Adesanya for the undisputed middleweight championship in the headline bout of UFC 293.
In the past, Sean Strickland has been known to invite fans to spar with him at the Xtreme Couture MMA gym, where he trains full-time. However, for this upcoming UFC 293 event in Sydney, Australia, Strickland has extended the same offer to his fans Down Under.
During UFC 293, there was a notable moment where Sean engaged in a sparring session with a fan. In the video footage, Sean appeared significantly taller than the fan, who attempted to land punches on him. However, Sean opted for gentler punches in what turned out to be a lighthearted and enjoyable exchange between the fighter and his enthusiastic supporter. this caught attention of Fans one reacted “peoples champ”
UFC 293 is just a few days away, and it promises to be an incredibly exciting event. The highlight of the night will be Adesanya defending his middleweight title against Strickland. Make sure you don’t miss out on all the action live!
The main card will begin at 10 pm (ET) and can be accessed through pay-per-view on ESPN+ for a cost of $79.99. Furthermore, there will be two sets of preliminary fights broadcasted on ESPNews and streamed on ESPN+ starting at 6:30 pm (ET).
With the fight approaching, both fighters are getting ready and anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. The excitement is growing as fans eagerly await the chance to see their favorite fighters in the ring.
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