“It's not the best fighter who wins the fight, it's the fighter who fights the best, the night of the fight... I believe that Khamzat is a better fighter than Sean Strickland. But that night, Sean beat him... The no. 1 quality of a champion is to be good when it counts.”

– via Mike Bohn, Georges St Pierre reflects on the UFC 328 main event, acknowledging Chimaev's talent but praising Strickland for performing when it mattered most to secure the victory.

“They were faking the funk. They were f*cking acting like crazy and talking all this sh*t to each other and then hugging and showing love like some bitc*es. Fake f*cking puppets.”

– via Most Valuable Promotions, blasting the sportsmanship shown between Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev as disingenuous following their heated pre fight buildup.

“They were faking the funk. They were f*cking acting like crazy and talking all this sh*t to each other and then hugging and showing love like some bitc*es. Fake f*cking puppets.”

– via Most Valuable Promotions, blasting the sportsmanship shown between Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev as disingenuous following their heated pre fight buildup.

“That guy said a lot of stuff before the fight... If a man asks for forgiveness, I can forgive him.”

– via Instagram, explaining that he squashed the feud with Sean Strickland because the champion apologized and showed respect after their UFC 328 bout, noting that there is no reason to continue the conflict once the fight inside the cage is over.

“America loves me bro, you're a b*tch nobody loves you. Only your daddy loves you. He beats you up I'm gonna beat you too”

– via UFC 328 Press Conference, weaponizing Sean Strickland's traumatic childhood history in a direct response to the challenger's claims of being the true American hero.

“I’m never gonna fight Khalil. If I’m brother with you, I’m real brother. Don’t do that bullsht like Sean does. He calls you brother one day and second day he fights you. I can’t do that sht. I wanna be real”

– via UFC 328 Media Day, drawing a hard line on his loyalty to Khalil Rountree Jr. while taking a parting shot at Sean Strickland’s values.

“You will never fight for the belt, you are a fking r*tard. If you wanna get some advice from me, you fking r*tard, stop training with the champ”

– via UFC 328 Pre Fight Media Scrum, delivering a scorched earth response to Brendan Allen after the middleweight contender leaked details of Sean’s past training sessions with Khamzat Chimaev.

“Sean is truly a piece of st. Everyone has an opinion on him, but I didn't know who he was when he rolled into our training camp. He showed up on our doorstep, and he was just a loud idiot. He was trying to beat up kids who were helping him and trying to knock them out consistently after he already hurt them. He's not one of those guys I like to be around, and he's just not a good person”

– via The Ariel Helwani Show, unloading on Sean Strickland just days before the UFC 328 main event.

“My inspiration is Anderson Silva and Israel Adesanya. Years ago I would watch them and mix their style into mine. I try to be different”

– via UFC Perth Post Fight Media, explaining the Matrix like striking style that led to his stunning knockout of Jack Della Maddalena.

“My inspiration is Anderson Silva and Israel Adesanya. Years ago I would watch them and mix their style into mine. I try to be different”

– via UFC Perth Post Fight Media, explaining the Matrix like striking style that led to his stunning knockout of Jack Della Maddalena.

“For me, as a fan, he's one of my favorites to watch.”

– via ESPN (per Brett Okamoto), expressing his respect for the violent style of Justin Gaethje ahead of their historic lightweight title unification bout.

“He just sounds so rtarded. All he wants to do is get an emotional reaction out of people... Y'all are going to fight on Saturday, let's see if you're talking all that sht then. Because you wasn't talking that sh*t when y'all trained. You were screaming across the room to Eric [Nicksick] saying how he's a bad coach for putting you with him. We don't want to talk about that, do we?”

– via Submission Radio, exposing what he claims is the true story of the sparring sessions between Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev.

“You can cry that’s okay for, your father make you a girl... This picture shows everything who is the man who is the girl”

– via X (formerly Twitter), launching a deeply personal attack on Sean Strickland by weaponizing a childhood photograph of the challenger and his father.

“The UFC gave him such easy fights, even my dad can beat him”

– via the PBD Podcast, delivering a savage dismissal of Paddy Pimblett’s career trajectory following the Brit's recent failed title bid.

“I'm sure Dana White is a sociopath. Let's be honest, at that level of like what he has accomplished, the kind of s**t he deals with, I'm sure he is a super narcissistic sociopath... He is a sick f**k, dude”

– via social media, reacting to Dana White’s controversial comments regarding the shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

“Yo @ArmanUfc you wrestled the Take Me Home for $10 guy ...A pudgy lesbian....and now you want Colby Covington who leads the UFC in Herpes. I'll take you out faster than a flight attendant”

– via X, unleashing a barrage of insults at Arman Tsarukyan while calling for a wrestling match following the fallout of RAF 8.

“I don't want to hear this bullsh*t from a stripper.”

– via The Ariel Helwani Show, firing back at Carlos Ulberg after the new champion labeled him a fake samurai and a pretender.

“Jiri Prochazka got knocked out by a man with one leg, and now he calls me out after finding out I already have an opponent. Carlos Ulberg is right, this guy is a pretender, he never wanted to really fight me, and he’s the number one easy fight in LHW division”

– via X, blasting Jiří Procházka and dismissing his recent callouts as a strategic duck now that Ankalaev is reportedly booked for his next appearance.

“You think it's a game? I'm gonna break you in half. This troll is gonna break you.”

– via the UFC 327 ceremonial weigh ins, delivering a final, aggressive warning to Curtis Blaydes during one of the most tense face offs of the week in Miami.

“This guy is fat as f**k, look at him. He knows nothing about Secret Juice... Shut the f*k up”

– via the UFC 327 press conference, unleashing his signature "Secret Juice" brand of trash talk on his opponent Azamat Murzakanov.