What a night at UFC 328! Sean Strickland pulled off yet another stunning upset, edging out Khamzat Chimaev by split decision in the main event to claim the middleweight title. The win sent shockwaves through the division, but the drama didn't end when the final bell rang.

Just hours after his hard-fought victory in Newark, the new champion found himself on the receiving end of a callout from an unexpected source—someone from his own training circle. Dillon Danis, a controversial figure known more for his social media antics than his fighting résumé, took to X with a bold threat. "Congrats, Sean," Danis wrote. "I'm releasing the footage of me tapping you non-stop and you calling the session off. I'm the real 185lb champion now."

Danis, who has been banned from UFC events by Dana White following multiple incidents in the crowd, claimed to have footage of Strickland tapping out during practice sessions. This comes after Strickland mentioned sparring with Danis as part of his final preparation for UFC 328. While the claim quickly gained traction online, it's worth noting Danis's reputation for stirring controversy without much substance—his comments might just be another headline grab.

During the fight, Danis also took aim at Chimaev, posting: "Khamzat Chimaev you absolutely suck." The exact details of how often Strickland and Danis have trained together remain unclear, but they've shared sessions before, possibly more recently than fans realize.

Looking ahead, Strickland's next bout is expected to be a rematch against Nassourdine Imavov—a fighter he defeated back in 2023. For now, though, all eyes are on Danis's promised footage and whether it's just another chapter in UFC's never-ending drama. One thing's for sure: the middleweight division just got a whole lot more interesting.