Shocked fans think UFC star Sean Strickland is ‘preparing for the apocalypse’ after seeing inside his home

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UFC fans have claimed Sean Strickland is “preparing for the apocalypse” after seeing the selection of guns in his house.

The American, 32, claimed the middleweight title in Sydney on Saturday night as he defeated Israel Adesanya at UFC 293.

Instagram / @strickland_mma_Sean Strickland showed off his new UFC middleweight belt[/caption]

He revealed he had broken it already, but fans were concerned by what was behind himInstagram / @strickland_mma_

Instagram / @strickland_mma_He fixed his UFC belt with duct tape[/caption]

But the guns behind him left many fans concernedInstagram / @strickland_mma_

But just days after his triumph, he shared a video on Instagram with his belt – which he had already broken.

In the clip, Strickland can be seen fixing the strap with duct tape.

However, fans on social media were more concerned by the content behind the fighter.

In the background, a host of different guns could be seen mounted on the wall.

And, shockingly, UFC fans were not too stunned given Strickland has made his love for guns known in the past.

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In response, one person said: “Bro is preparing for the apocalypse.”

Another added: “Sean with heavy artillery as expected.”

A third replied: “I expected more guns to be honest.”

GettyStrickland, right, beat Israel Adesanya in Australia at the weekend[/caption]

And a fourth simply responded: “His wall decor is exactly what you’d expect.”

Strickland once shared a picture of himself in the shower with an AK-47.

He is expected to return to training in the coming weeks or months ahead of his first title defence in early 2024.

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UFC boss Dana White stated after his win in Australia that a rematch with Adesanya, 34, is the most likely fight for Strickland.

However, many want to see him take on Dricus du Plessis after his victory over Robert Whittaker.

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