"Did they teach you how to pop a wheelie?" - Nina-Marie Daniele and fans react to Sean Strickland's appearance at Supercross Live

Sean Strickland visited the recently concluded Monster Energy Supercross Live in Anaheim and shared a few moments from it on his Instagram. His post garnered a lot of attention from fans including a comment from Nina-Marie Daniele.

Strickland has a reputation for his affinity toward motorcycles and guns. Several videos on the web also showcase that he has a special attraction toward dirt bikes and off-road rides. The Monster Energy Supercross therefore stands as an event that combines Strickland's interests perfectly.

He captioned his visit to the event:

"Monster team putting in work tonight! @supercrosslive. If only I knew how to ride a motorcycle"

Daniele took to the comments section of Strickland's post to throw a question related to his Supercross Live visit. She penned:

"Did they teach you how to pop a wheelie?"

Check out Daniele's comment on Strickland's post:

Nina-Marie Daniele's reaction to Sean Strickland's Instagram post. [Screenshot Courtesy: @stricklandmma on Instagram]

Other fans penned:

"MMA & Moto are the 2 most bada** sports there is!"

"Good for the sport"

"Hell yeah, Sean!"

Check out some more reactions:

Fan reactions to Sean Strickland's Instagram post. [Screenshot Courtesy: @stricklandmma on Instagram]

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Sean Strickland's MMA career could've ended way back due to a motorcycle accident

Sean Strickland's love for riding motorcycles took a heavy toll on him in December 2018. Strickland didn't spot an oncoming van and crashed into it with his motorcycle, leaving him unconscious.

Later, Strickland mentioned how he had left "some of his kneecap" at the spot of the accident. He was diagnosed with a torn patella tendon separated from his knee, which put his future in the sport in jeopardy.

Strickland underwent surgery but also took a lot of additional time to recover from his injuries. His spirit finally had him making a comeback to the octagon on 31 October 2020, ultimately becoming UFC champion.

The UFC brass recently announced that Strickland will have his next encounter on Feb. 8 against Dricus Du Plessis at UFC 312 with the middleweight gold on the line.