News Sean Strickland suspended 6 months by NSAC: agrees to anger management course to reduce suspension

People calling Sean boring obviously aren’t smart enough to understand and appreciate his brilliant striking defense.

Amen! Strickland could easily go for a KO but that'd be the easy route imo. It takes some real skills to put on a jab clinic for 5 rounds. It's his opponents fault if he refuses to overextend
 
Technically he's a warlord, but you know how it is with Americans - everyone with a Bin Laden beard is a terrorist.
He s ruthless on terrorism and cleaned up Chechnya from Salafists funded by Saudi Arabia. Not many people are aware of this.
 
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Should be a longer suspension.
 
Is this a serious question? He had to apply and be licensed with the commission to be there as a cornerman. That is an official capacity for the event to run. Then he attacked one of the fighters. That's not just breaking conduct, that's straight up breaking the law. He could have got charges.
 
Is this a serious question? He had to apply and be licensed with the commission to be there as a cornerman. That is an official capacity for the event to run. Then he attacked one of the fighters. That's not just breaking conduct, that's straight up breaking the law. He could have got charges.
Yeah, did he damage him? Didn't the fighter provoke him? That was wrong what he did, but half a year seems fine for such a small incident, especially enviroment of cage fighters. Nobody was hurt, no objects was damaged. Conor didn't get any suspenssion for throwing a cart at bus.
 
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Breaking news: Sean Strickland agrees to go to anger management classes in order to get 4th title shot despite being 1-2 in his title shots, having zero defenses, and his only recent non-title shot win being a SD vs a guy arguably not ranked.

Breaking news #2: Sean Strickland agrees he won't earn that 4th title shot by beating anyone in the top 5 / says the anger management class is easier.
 
Yeah, did he damage him? Didn't the fighter provoke him? That was wrong what he did, but half a year seems fine for such a small incident, especially enviroment of cage fighters. Nobody was hurt, no objects was damaged. Conor didn't get any suspenssion for throwing a cart at bus.
He punched him twice. Suggesting that the level of damage of each punch needs to be measured is legitimately stupid. It's illegal.

Calling it "provocation" is silly childish shit too because adults control themselves. He taunted them. Bear in mind, this was after they also said some shit about him. That shouldn't have to be mentioned because it shouldn't matter, but by your logic, the fighter could have won the fight and then instead of taunting, just attacked Sean after because he was "provoked?" This is Strickland we're talking about here, you realize that, right? Every time he says some dumb shit, people can just charge him and start punching? Because of his provocation and the fact he's "cage fighter"?

And frankly, saying "because they're cage fighters" doesnt mean anything either. The fight was over. The reason charges didn't happen is because the fighter didn't want any. The Conor deal is a different story because he wasn't at the event under license by the commission, so punishment is more the UFC's Code of Conduct for it's fighters (which they weren't going to do because Conor is their trophy baby) and actual charges came from law enforcement, which could also open Conor up to civil cases. The commission is like the 3rd/4th most important organization in that realm, so they deferred.

This is a "We have given you the express permission to work this event" and Sean went, "Cool, lemme fuck that up and break the law cuz pro wrestling taunts make me mad." Of course the response should be, "Yeah, we're not gonna issue any permissions to you for a while"
 
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He punched him twice. Suggesting that the level of damage of each punch needs to measured is legitimately stupid. It's illegal.

Calling it "provocation" is silly childish shit too because adults control themselves. He taunted them. Bear in mind, this was after they also said some shit about him. That shouldn't have to be mentioned because our shouldn't matter, but by your logic, the fighter could have won the fight and then instead of taunting, just attacked Sean after? This is Strickland we're talking about here, you realize that, right? Every time he says some dumb shit, people can just charge him and start punching? Because "cage fighter"?

And frankly, saying "because they're cage fighters" doesnt mean anything either. The fight was over. The reason charges didn't happen is because the fighter didn't want any. The Conor deal is a different story because he wasn't at the event under license by the commission, so punishment is more the UFC's Code of Conduct for it's fighters (which they weren't going to do because Conor is their trophy baby) and actual charges came from law enforcement, which could also open Conor up to civil cases. The commission is like the 3rd/4th most important organization in that realm, so they deferred.

This is a "We have given you the express permission to work this event" and Sean went, "Cool, lemme fuck that up and break the law cuz pro wrestling taunts make me mad." Of course the response should be, "Yeah, we're not gonna issue any permissions to you for a while"
I think 6 months is appropriate measure. It should be less then for steroids. Nothing actually happened.
 
Strickland could use a nice reset. Mind & body. He could still make a big mark if he learnz from teh past & movez forward in teh right way.
 
Yeah, did he damage him? Didn't the fighter provoke him? That was wrong what he did, but half a year seems fine for such a small incident, especially enviroment of cage fighters. Nobody was hurt, no objects was damaged. Conor didn't get any suspenssion for throwing a cart at bus.
Not sure what Conor throwing a cart at a bus has to do with this. You could have just mentioned that time Conor basically did the same thing as Sean

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It's just a matter of time before he becomes Mayhem 2.0.
 
anger management isn't going to do the trick all by itself. the guy needs some long-term counseling, perhaps meds to go along with it.
 
i feel he lost himself a little in his public character.
 
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