UFC's Sean Strickland rips Bud Light in vulgar post, says he is the 'definition of America'

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Anheuser-Busch found itself in some heat when one of their marketing strategies was to have transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney on cans of Bud Light.

The stunt resulted in a decrease in sales amid boycotts and viral videos of people, including Kid Rock, shooting at cans and boxes of the drink.

However, during all the backlash, UFC inked a deal with the brand to make Bud Light its official beer sponsor.

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Sean Strickland is seen on stage during the UFC 293 press conference at Qudos Bank Arena on Sept. 7, 2023 in Sydney. (Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)

UFC fighter Sean Strickland, though, is not bowing down to who pays his checks.

Strickland has been outspoken against the LGBT community in the past. In 2022, he said he would have "failed as a man" if he had a gay son. 

Back in January, a reporter took him to task for that comment. Strickland then asked the reporter if he was gay, if he had a son who was gay and whether he wanted a grandkid. The reporter said he was not gay, and it would not be a problem if he had a grandson or not. Strickland replied that the reporter was "a weak f---ing man."

On Monday, Strickland kept up his act.

"I'm so sick of these c---s. Even budlight. I'm the definition of America..." he posted on X. "yet I'm the bad guy because I believe in two genders? I am the majority. They force feed your kids f---ing pride flags. I just wanna fight back a little..."

Sean Strickland prepares to face Dricus Du Plessis of South Africa in a UFC middleweight championship bout during the UFC 297 event at Scotiabank Arena on Jan. 20, 2024 in Toronto. (Jeff Bottari/Zuffa