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Sean Brady is not a fan of Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev hugging it out after UFC 328.Strickland (31-7 MMA, 18-7 UFC) and Chimaev (15-1 MMA, 9-1 UFC) had bad blood going into their middleweight title fight this past Saturday at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., with Strickland going after Chimaev's religion among other things.Strickland ended up pulling the big upset by defeating Chimaev in a split decision win, and the pair made amends after. Chimaev even told Strickland he loved him in between rounds and was the one to wrap the belt around his waist. Strickland then apologized for his comments in the pre-fight build up."If you're talking about my mom, and my children, my religion, I'm fighting you if I see you in the parking lot," Brady said on "The Ariel Helwani Show." "Wherever I see you, it's going to be like Peter Griffin and the rooster in Family Guy: They're always fighting each other. You can't talk about people that way and then be all buddy-buddy about it. I don't like that. I get selling a fight, but there're certain things you just can't say. Once you cross that line, there's no coming back on some Conor (McGregor vs.) Khabib (Nurmagomedov grudge) sh*t."There's certain lines you don't go and cross, and when you do, there's going to be consequences. I'm a fan of Khamzat and Strickland, but once they started dapping each other up in the cage, I was like, you guys just did all that, all this security, all this sh*t talking for that? It was a good fight, but it wasn't what we all thought it was going to be. I was a little let down. I'm not a fan of the sh*t talking anyway. People would have tuned in for that fight regardless. If you're going to say all these things, you've got to to keep the same energy forever."That didn't stop Chimaev from calling for a rematch. Chimaev's team told ESPN MMA that he is obsessed with running things back with Strickland.Khamzat Chimaev changes his tune on 205 and is now obsessed with rematching Sean Strickland. pic.twitter.com/0v0sLOHDPE MMA Junkie (@MMAJunkie) May 12, 2026This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: Sean Brady rips Sean Strickland and Khamzat Chimaev for squashing beef

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Luis Suarez looks set to miss out on one final World Cup appearance after reports in Uruguay claimed Marcelo Bielsa has left the veteran striker out of his provisional squad.The 39-year-old initially retired from international football in September 2024 after scoring a record 69 goals in 143 appearances for Uruguay national football team.He represented his country at four World Cups and played a central role in one of the most successful periods in Uruguay's modern history.Yet the former Liverpool, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid striker had recently hinted that he would be willing to return if called upon.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayEarlier this month, Suarez said he "would never say no" to another opportunity to represent his country."I would never say no to the national team if they need me, especially with a World Cup coming up," he said."At the time, I stepped aside to make way for the younger generation."Now, according to journalist Rodri Vazquez, the Inter Miami star has not been included in Uruguay's expanded 55-man longlist for this summer's tournament.If confirmed, the decision would bring an end to any hopes of the 39-year-old adding to his extraordinary international career.Just weeks after retiring, Suarez had publicly criticised Bielsa and claimed the Argentine's management style had caused divisions within the squad.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Adam Peaty to compete at Commonwealth Games under new name following Holly Ramsay weddingMiddlesbrough boss fights back tears as he blasts 'disgraceful' Southampton after play-off heartbreakBarcelona release statement after Real Madrid president accuses rivals of 'biggest scandal in football'He said some players had considered walking away and urged supporters not to direct blame at the team if results turned sour.Suarez also later acknowledged that some of his remarks had gone too far."I said something I shouldn't have said," he admitted. "I have already apologised to those I needed to apologise to."Despite opening the door to a possible comeback, it now appears Bielsa is prepared to move forward without one of Uruguay's greatest-ever players.Suarez is currently playing for Inter Miami alongside former Barcelona teammate Lionel Messi.Although no longer in his prime, the striker remains a prolific and fiercely competitive presence."You realise you still have a little bit of life left in you," Suarez said recently."You still get angry about the losses and the bad passes, and you still enjoy it when you score goals."Uruguay are due to begin their World Cup campaign against Saudi Arabia national football team in Miami on June 15.They will also face Cape Verde national football team and Spain national football team in Group H.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter