"Man somebody save that girl," "Bro living my dream" - Fans react to Sean Strickland and his girlfriend's trigger-happy hide-and-seek

Former UFC middleweight champ Sean Strickland is the kind of popular fighter who doesn't even need to be in the ring or octagon to make headlines. 'Tarzan' just needs to post something on social media doing wheelies on his bike or speaking his mind on certain issues - his fans will engage.

In his most recent social media antics, Strickland posted a video of him and his girlfriend playing a unique game of hide-and-seek at home. The two were equipped with Nerf guns and hunted each other in the dark inside the house. It was like watching a wholesome, blood-less version of Call of Duty.

Check out the video uploaded by Championship Rounds on X:

Fans are reacting to the video in various ways, with @Umars3rdburner going the dark humor route, saying:

"Man somebody save that girl he might unload his trauma from his daddy on her"

Meanwhile, @danafairydust said what we all thought:

"Bro living my dream 😭"

Check out more comments below:

Comments on the video featuring Sean Strickland. [Image courtesy: @ChampsRDS on X]

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Sean Strickland tweets that he has "nightmares" of going to prison in a "communist country" of the US

In another post on X, Sean Strickland stirred another conversation about his political views on the laws of the United States, his home country. Once again involving his girlfriend in his storytelling, the former UFC middleweight king tweeted a conversation he had with her, saying:

"Question my girl said, "You worry about going to jail often, that isn't normal for most people." Do you guys have a fear of going to prison??!!! I have nightmares of it lol. Yes because just f**king s*cks and we live in a communist country with a million f**king laws."

Fans are more serious in the comments section on this one, with @IamThiagoCortes saying:

"Not necessarily a fear of going to jail. A fear of getting into a shootout to the death against tyrannical government goons. I'm always strapped. I don't break any laws. So if they come to arrest me it's for something I said, and I will never allow myself to be put in handcuffs for my words. I constantly find myself instead praying for peace. Peace at home, in the country and the world".