"You’d lose to both" - Dillon Danis' reaction to Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison fight announcement invites backlash from fans

Dillon Danis laughed at the Holly Holm vs. Kayla Harrison fight announcement, and fans promptly roasted him.

Danis is a former Bellator fighter but has not fought in the cage for years now. He last fought in a boxing match against Logan Paul and got dominated by the YouTuber turned boxer for the entire fight and eventually lost.

When ESPN posted the fight announcement for Holm vs. Harrison, the jiu-jitsu expert reacted to it with a laughing emoji.

This led to a range of reactions from fans.

One said:

"@dillondanis what are you doing on here? Dylan lol do you always have to comment? I'm going to follow you wherever you go. You troll you need to meet your match. I am him lol"

Another stated:

"@dillondanis you’d lose to both these chicks"

One user said:

"@dillondanis this man trying his best to stay relevant"

Another poked fun at the fact that Danis is not in the UFC:

"@dillondanis they signing this bum and not you wtf"

Another user claimed a non-ranked fighter could beat Danis:

"@dillondanis here's the thing I'm going to be honest. A non-ranked lightweight contender in the UFC can beat your a**. That's just facts man. Go home and cry on Connor's lap."

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Dillon Danis reacts to Sean Strickland losing his fight against Dricus du Plessis

Sean Strickland lost his middleweight title to Dricus du Plessis via split decision at UFC 297. The fight was very closely contested, and many fans believed Strickland was robbed. However, Dillon Danis did not feel the same way and had a three-word reaction to the fight:

"F**k Sean Strickland."

Take a look at the X post by Dillon Danis:

Strickland spoke out following his loss, claiming that a headbutt from du Plessis caused a cut in his eye, which was bleeding profusely during the fight. The former champion claimed he did not want to use that as an excuse to stop the fight, so he soldiered on. He further stated that he did not regret what he did, although he believed he had done enough to secure the win.

Many fighters and UFC CEO Dana White himself believed Strickland won the fight. Joe Rogan was another who had the same opinion of the bout.