Sean Strickland channels inner Dana White as he calls out the interest rate on credit cards: "Should be f**king illegal"

Channeling his inner Dana White, former middleweight UFC champion Sean Strickland recently spoke out against taxes and credit card interest rates.

Strickland is popular among his fans because of his fervent, strong, and contentious views, in addition to his career inside the cage.

'Tarzan' recently posted on X, asking his followers if they have a credit card debt:

"Do you have credit card debt??? Last time I ran a balance was after my motorcycle accident and had zero dollars in the bank account."

User @delinthecity_ responded to 'Tarzan’s' query and stated:

"Yes, I have credit card debt, but I pay above my minimum payments all the time."

Strickland expressed disapproval of credit card interest rates, using words similar to that of a popular Dana White meme:

"Man the interest rate on credit cards should be f**king illegal"

@delinthecity_, who agrees with the American combatant, shared his opinion once more:

"I agree with you 100% that interest rates on credit card should be illegal. They are insane."

@delinthecity_'s comment (courtesy of @SStricklandMMA's post on X)

'Tarzan' is set to rematch middleweight king Dricus Du Plessis in the main event of UFC 312, attempting to avenge his title loss to the South African from this past January.

---

Dana White opens up about Sean Strickland's loss at UFC 297

Sean Strickland lost his middleweight strap to Dricus Du Plessis in a close split decision at UFC 297.

CEO Dana White, who spoke to the media after the fight about the controversial decision, had Strickland winning.

He stated:

“I had it two to two going into the last round and I thought Strickland won the last round. Guys who were sitting at the same table had it the other way. It was close fight."

'Tarzan' returned to winning ways against Paulo Costa at UFC 302. White confirmed Strickland as next in line for the crown, but after Khamzat Chimaev’s dominant performance over Robert Whittaker at 308, fans started to speculate if the American would get a shot at the title as promised.

The promotion later cleared the air and revealed that Strickland will get the opportunity to dethrone 'Stillknocks' in his second title defense at UFC 312.