During UFC 301 fight week, Sean O’Malley and Alexandre Pantoja have developed an unexpected rivalry. and His coach has become involved in the conflict.
Pantoja, the flyweight champion, revived the rumors of the two having a private sparring session in a recent interview. He pushed for a chance to become the double champion. Pantoja asserted that he defeated O’Malley in the rounds, a claim that ‘Suga’ has categorically denied.
Tim Welch, O’Malley’s head coach, offered his opinions on the matter. It was on his YouTube channel to support his fighter’s assertion.
Fans reacted to Sean O’Malley, “You and Ryan on the same side now lol”
Following Sean O’Malley’s social media retaliation against Conor McGregor, MMA fans have been responding. Ryan Garcia tested positive for the illegal substance Ostarine. It was in two of his fight week test samples prior to facing Devin Haney. “The Notorious” was first responding to the latest issue around him.
Following that, McGregor turned to X to express his opinions about the matter. Thus taking a jab at O’Malley, who, like Garcia, tested positive for ostarine in 2019.
Fans naturally became enraged about the rivalry between the two UFC stars.
With one pointing out how ironic it is that O’Malley is suddenly siding with Garcia, his opponent. The Ostarine scandal involving Ryan Garcia has once again associated his name with controversy. This time, it’s because he tested positive for a performance-enhancing substance. Moreover, something that recently he challenged Sean O’Malley to a fight for.
Sean O’Malley Brutally Rips Conor Close Mate of McGregor
Dillon Danis, the former teammate of Conor McGregor, enjoys fighting. He is willing to risk everything on a street fight with Ryan Garcia. Regardless of how it turns out for him—Logan Paul, for example. This is bizarre, to say the least, and Sean O’Malley let Danis know it. Danis has engaged in a number of combat sports bouts to date. And with two of them going to conclusion with victories under Bellator MMA. However, his October 2023 boxing match against Paul is reportedly the biggest payday of his combat sports career. Even those who usually agree with his frequently absurd feuds have become perplexed. And by his interactions with Garcia and O’Malley, though.
The UFC bantamweight champion, 29, makes it clear that he was partial to a boxing bout. As soon as he took the championship at UFC 292. Boxing currently offers a higher salary than mixed martial arts. O’Malley has been attempting to follow in McGregor’s footsteps in order to get the illusory yacht.
Thus, O’Malley’s favorite opponent has been Gervonta “Tank” Davis. However, he and “KingRy” have fallen out in the future.
Since then, the two have exchanged numerous barbs on social media. It which suggests that if the chips are up, Suga may wind up taking on KingRy. And it might happen sooner than fans think. O’Malley most likely didn’t want Danis to get in the way for this reason. In addition, Suga has a stronger reputation in the fight industry. Moreover, a more respectable background as a boxer and fighter. That isn’t very impressive when you consider that Danis attempted to double-leg Logan Paul twice. After the latter was pounded for six rounds in his lone boxing match.
Sean O’Malley commented on USADA ban
Sean O’Malley is somewhat of an expert on ostarine. Considering that he tested positive for the drug in both 2018 and 2019. The latter test was probably because of a lingering aftereffect from his first consumption. This resulted to a suspension by USADA, which administered the UFC’s anti-doping program at the time. The amount of Ostarine discovered in O’Malley’s system, USADA finally determined. And was compatible with inadvertent intake from a tainted supplement. ‘Suga’ initially asserted as his defense against the positive PED tests.
O’Malley provided his perspective on the matter in 2020. In an interview with MMA Fighting, he blamed his USADA ban. That was on his ignorance of the scientific community’s understanding of ostarine and the amounts he had consumed.
Luckily, O’Malley had no animosity toward USADA. Which cannot be true for all of the people USADA had disagreements with. However, O’Malley has since made a comeback to the sport. Moreover, won a championship. At UFC 292, he defeated Aljamain Sterling via TKO to win the UFC bantamweight title.
Furthermore, following a dramatic split in the second half of 2023, USADA is no longer associated with the UFC.
