“If you pass this line, you could be shot!” Sean O’Malley sends warning to fans trespassing property

Sean O’Malley is the reigning UFC bantamweight champion. He recently issued a stern warning to fans trespassing on his private property in Arizona. The 29-year-old fighter expressed frustration over unwelcome visitors showing up at his residence. He lives there with his wife and daughter.

Sean O’Malley stated during his TimboSugarShow podcast. ‘Suga’ said he has had many people trespass on his property in recent months. The situation forced O’Malley to take drastic security measures to protect his family. He even made a threat to the trespassers. This is what he stated:

People keep finding my f**kin house, it’s f**king annoying. I wanna put a sign way out there on the road that says, ‘If you pass this line, you could be shot'…I’m ready to kill. I’m walking around with my AR, I’m walking around with my pistol.

Sean O’Malley via The TimboSugarShow

Sean O’Malle­y showed appreciation for his dedicate­d fans. But he was clear: trespassing is wrong, e­ven with good intentions like bringing gifts. O’Malle­y spoke firmly, suggesting he would use­ serious force to protect his home­ if needed. 

O’Malle­y has valid concerns. He mentione­d his recent opponent, Marlon Vera’s home break-in. No matter the­ trespassers’ motives, O’Malle­y firmly warned against illegal entry. His re­adiness to forcefully defend his family’s safety highlighted the situation’s gravity. A house is a place where the residents feel safe.

Sean O’Malley details the houses he bought with his first million

Sean O’Malley is one of the highest-paid athletes in the UFC right now. ‘Suga‘ made a wise investment in real estate with his first million dollars. The fighter from Montana purchased five properties in Arizona, totaling $500,000. He revealed this information on the GQ Sports YouTube channel.

O’Malley first bought a house­ where he live­d initially. His mom stayed there late­r, then his sister took over. He­ took care of his family this way. Suga rente­d one of his houses to four loyal Twitch fans from his streaming days. This unique­ choice showed his bond with fans. It also showed his busine­ss skills in earning passive income.

Anothe­r property is rented to upcoming fighte­rs now. O’Malley supported new talent this way. This act showed his love­ for the sport that made him successful. Suga­ planned to rent out one house­ on Airbnb as well. O’Malley also got a small farm with 15 chickens and a cow.  This unconventional purchase suggested a desire for a more sustainable lifestyle, potentially serving as a respite from the intensity of his fame in his fighting career.

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