MMA News Roundup: Sean Strickland admits having violent thoughts, Conor McGregor talks about contract rumors, Dana White reacts to Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson

Over the past 24 hours, the world of MMA has seen some influential developments. To help you stay on top of the most notable moments, we've created a separate edition of our daily roundup.Let's start with the former middleweight champion. Sean Strickland, revealed his recent mental struggles. Then shift your focus to: conor mcgregor, revealed issues with the UFC contract. Finally, we will summarize the daily news. Dana White take a jibe jake paulFuture battle with mike tyson.

Let's take a look at its contents.

Sean Strickland talks about his recent mental struggles

Sean Strickland is one of the most popular fighters on the current UFC roster. He is a former champion and currently financially well off. Despite this, he said that the former champion currently feels that he is not in a good state of mind and is a danger to those around him. Strickland said: “I've been saying crazy things on Twitter and I'm just spiraling. I woke up and said to my daughter, 'Baby, I feel like I'm a danger to people.' .”

Despite being in a great position in his career, things aren't going well for “Tarzan” as he continues to struggle with his mental health. “I'm rich, I'm famous, I have everything I ever wanted, and yet I'm still mentally ill.” Strickland said in a video posted to Instagram. Not only that, but he also revealed that he always has destructive thoughts about harming people.

“I get into a mindset where I want to burn everything down in the world. Like, I want to have nothing so I can lose it and dump everything on people.” Sean Strickland added. The situation is alarming for Tarzan, considering mental health is nothing new for mixed martial artists. Despite his constant battle with his demons, Strickland strives to get better and even wishes his fans and followers would quit his Instagram videos.

Conor McGregor reveals controversy over UFC contract

The Notorious recently spoke with Adam Catterall of The Notorious.talk sports'' he said in an interview. His situation with the UFC. Conor McGregor has made clear his desire to fight twice in 2024, but has yet to receive the green light from Dana White despite his desire to return soon. When asked about the June 29 announcement about his return, which was dismissed by the UFC CEO, the Irishman claimed he had been pushing for a return during International Fight Week after his fight at the MSG Sphere, saying he had two fights remaining. I answered that I was there. his contract.

“If they give it to me, I'd be happy to move on right away… That would be great for me June 29th, and that sphere.” said Mr McGregor. However, nothing has been announced by Dana White regarding that yet. The Irish fighter has also made cryptic statements about her own future in Whyte's promotion, leading to rumors that her contract may not be renewed when it expires, prompting her to renew her contract ASAP. It seems like they want to solve it. “So let's see what happens.” said McGregor. It remains to be seen what the situation will be for Conor McGregor in the coming months.

Dana White criticizes Jake Paul and Mike Tyson fight

Mike Tyson shocked the martial arts world when he announced his return to boxing on July 20th. Tyson will face YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in his first match since an exhibition match in 2020. roy jones jr. Many have expressed concern for Tyson considering he will be 58 years old by the time he returns, and some can't help but criticize Paul for choosing to fight an opponent in his late 50s. There is.

Hollywood star scott eastwood He recently took aim at Jake Paul by sharing an Instagram story and an editorial poster of a “problem child” battling his legendary father. clint eastwood, is 93 years old.In the post, Scott tagged Dana White, with whom Paul had a long-standing feud, but later quarreled with Paul. Shared a post on his Instagram handle as a way to mock the 27-year-old YouTube sensation. See how the 'problem child' fares against Mike Tyson, as many believe the former boxing world champion can remain as tough in his 50s as he was in his 20s inside the squared circle That would be interesting.