Former Kickboxing champion and social media  figure Andrew Tate has recently found himself in an online scuffle with professional mixed martial artist Sean Strickland.

Strickland, like Tate is recognized for openly expressing his polarizing opinions on X (formerly known as twitter) that leave many on social media in disbelief.  

The middleweight is unfiltered in discussing a range of subjects, including his experiences with childhood trauma and his perspectives on women. 

Strickland made a notable appearance on the Full Send podcast, expressing his disapproval of Tate by stating, “As young men, I can understand why some of you might look up to him because you lack morals, you have no values and lack positive male role models.” 

In response to Strickland’s motivational Twitter clip, Andrew Tate humbly replied, stating, “So he says he hates me on a podcast but then copies everything I teach. I’m not mad. Glad there is more people who understand- we must free minds”.

While Strickland maintains a robust presence on social media, he has chosen not to respond to Tate’s claims of mimicry. Notably, the former UFC champion is extending his commitment beyond online expression, considering the possibility of pursuing a role in public office following his retirement from the fighting arena. 

Written by DK