Sean Strickland will only re-enter the UFC octagon to compete in an official MMA bout on Feb. 21, when he headlines UFC Houston against Anthony Hernandez, but that didn’t stop him from adding three unofficial wins under his belt recently.
With retired MMA star Quinton “Rampage” Jackson in the cage and streaming live on the internet, Strickland had no trouble sending three man down with his punches.
Strickland’s next official UFC bout will be a chance to get back on track after seeing his MMA record drop to 29-7 with a unanimous decision loss in a rematch against Dricus Du Plessis, a failed attempt to regain the 185-pound championship at UFC 312.
Hernandez, 9-2 in the UFC and 15-2 with one no-contest as a professional MMA fighter, enters the cage in February looking to extend his winning streak to nine after notable victories over Brendan Allen and Roman Dolidze.
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