“South African criminals aren’t getting caught,” Dricus Du Plessis reveals series of home invasions as Sean Strickland’s gun-wielding controversy ignites

Dricus Du Plessis addressed Sean Strickland's recent gun controversey and shared his own story of home invasions in South Africa

“South African criminals aren’t getting caught,” Dricus Du Plessis reveals series of home invasions as Sean Strickland’s gun-wielding controversy ignites

Dricus Du Plessis and Sean Strickland's latest controversy (Image via Imago / X)

Dricus Du Plessis details the story of a home invasion in Africa amid Sean Strickland‘s recent gun-wielding controversy. Du Plessis sarcastically praised the South African criminals admiring their skill of never getting caught.

Dricus Du Plessis recently sat down for an interview with Submission Radio. There he addressed Sean Strickland‘s recent gun controversy and said he found it to be the most normal thing in the world as he is from South Africa. Du Plessis shared his own story of his experience with home invasions in Africa. He said: 

Just my own house growing up it's been broken into maybe six times...talking about the TV's gone, radio is gone, phones are gone, stolen right next to your bed, listen South African criminals aren't getting caught. These guys are smart.
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Dricus du Plessis is a South African by birth, confirming his nationality as South African. Despite debates about his nationality over the years, sources assert his status as a citizen of South Africa.

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Dricus du Plessis and Israel Adesanya engaged in a heated exchange following UFC 290, where Adesanya unleashed a racist rant against Du Plessis, accusing him of trying to discredit real African UFC champions.

Dricus Du Plessis will challenge Sean Strickland for the UFC title in the middleweight division at UFC 297 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. This highly anticipated fight follows Du Plessis’ impressive record of 20-2 in MMA and a 6-fight winning streak in the UFC.

This makes him a formidable contender for the title. Strickland, with a record of 28-5, recognized Du Plessis as a tougher opponent than Khamzat Chimaev.

Sean Strickland points a gun at alleged domestic abuser

UFC middleweight champion Sean Strickland recently posted a video on his Instagram page. There he pointed a gun at an alleged domestic abuser outside his Las Vegas home.

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Sean Strickland posts video of the confrontation (Image via Imago )

The video captures a confrontation between Strickland and the man he accused of committing domestic abuse. The incident has stirred controversy, raising questions about Strickland’s actions and the appropriate response to alleged domestic violence. Strickland claimed that the altercation was an attempt to address the issue.

Sean Strickland posted the Ring video that captured the confrontation on Instagram. He detailed his side of the story in the caption. He wrote that the man allegedly ran from security in his after ‘drunk stomping out’ a girl. The car hit a curb which completely shredded his tire. The man apparently drove on the rim for a while before jumping out and trying to hide at Strickland’s house.

The UFC middleweight champion thought the man was stealing his car which was why he went out and confronted him. Strickland wrote that the man was later arrested by the police.

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