Jack Hermansson Responds to Sean Strickland Loss With Poem

Jack HermanssonAfter a tough split-decision loss to Sean Strickland, Jack Hermansson has taken to social media and addressed the situation with a poem.

Jack Hermansson

After a tough split-decision loss to Sean Strickland, Jack Hermansson has taken to social media and addressed the situation with a poem.

“I’m sorry fans, about tonight, I had a bad performance, and I lost the fight. It wasn’t pretty, or technically sound. I couldn’t get the bastard to the ground. Sorry Sean this one went to a decision. Best of luck to murder your next competition.”

Strickland responded respectfully, saying: “Thank you man it was an honor. I hope we meet again! True warrior…”

Jack Hermansson In Trouble, and What’s Next for Strickland?

Jack Hermansson (22-7, 9-5 UFC) had a tough outing at UFC Vegas 47. He couldn’t implement his grappling game effectively and struggled with Strickland’s standup. The fight was slower-paced for the majority of it but the last few rounds heated up and it ended with a crescendo as Hermansson and Strickland resulted in slugging it out before time expired.

With this loss, “The Joker” is now 2-3 in his last five fights. This puts him in a rocky situation. While he is facing the best of the best in his division, the UFC has shown before that they are ruthless with the chopping block. It’s unknown who he faces next but names like Paulo Costa or even a Kelvin Gastelum rematch could potentially make sense.

Sean Strickland (25-3, 12-3 UFC) is now riding a six-fight win streak, and his first shot at a UFC title looks to be drawing near. This fight didn’t end spectacularly and was a bit lackluster to some so the general opinion so far is “Tarzan” has at least one more win to garner before he truly “deserves” the shot. He has gone on record to say he is close to Marvin Vettori (who’s ahead of him in the rankings) so a fight with him most likely wouldn’t happen, unless there was a lot of money involved.

What do you think of Jack Hermansson’s poem and Sean Strickland’s future? Leave your thoughts in the comments below!

Jack Hermansson Speaks Out On Sean Strickland Loss: “It Wasn’t Pretty”

UFC middleweight Jack Hermansson has spoken out on social media for the first time since his decision loss to Sean Strickland at UFC Vegas 47. Hermansson got out-paced and out-struck from start to finish against Strickland. He had issues getting the fight to the ground and dealing with Strickland’s clean boxing techniques. Hermansson has traded […]

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UFC middleweight Jack Hermansson has spoken out on social media for the first time since his decision loss to Sean Strickland at UFC Vegas 47.

Hermansson got out-paced and out-struck from start to finish against Strickland. He had issues getting the fight to the ground and dealing with Strickland’s clean boxing techniques.

Hermansson has traded wins and losses over his last five fights and entered UFC Vegas 47 off of an impressive win over Edmen Shahbazyan. However, he was unable to replicate his earlier success and suffered a setback in his pursuit of a middleweight title shot.

The day after the event, Hermansson addressed his fans and Strickland in an Instagram post.

“I’m sorry fans, about tonight,” Hermansson said. “I had a bad performance, and I lost the fight. It wasn’t pretty, or technically sound. I could get the bastard to the ground. Sorry Sean this one went to a decision. Best of luck to murder your next competition.”

Hermansson is one of the few top middleweight contenders who hasn’t fought middleweight champion Israel Adesanya yet. He had an outside chance of potentially receiving the next title shot if he was able to get past Strickland.

Hermansson has previously claimed that he feels he’s the toughest matchup for Adesanya. Now, his loss to Strickland will surely put him back on the outside looking into the title picture.

At 33 years old, Hermansson still has plenty of time to potentially get on a winning streak and earn an elusive title shot. But he’ll need to bounce back in a big way against his next opponent.

What do you think should be next for Jack Hermansson?

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UFC Vegas 47 Results: Strickland Beats Hermansson via Decision in Main Event

The middleweight main event between Sean Strickland and Jack Hermansson wasn’t the brawl it looked like on paper, but it still saw Strickland get a big split-decision win to close out UFC Vegas 47 on Saturday night…

The middleweight main event between Sean Strickland and Jack Hermansson wasn’t the brawl it looked like on paper, but it still saw Strickland get a big split-decision win to close out UFC Vegas 47 on Saturday night…

Sean Strickland Bests Jack Hermansson Over Five Rounds For Decision Win – UFC Vegas 47 Highlights

Sean StricklandCount it six straight victories for the #7 ranked UFC middleweight contender, Sean Strickland, who outpoints Jack Hermansson over the course of five rounds for an admittedly dubious split decision (49-46, 47-48, 49-46) victory in the main event of UFC Vegas 47. Adding Swedish-born contender, Hermansson to a list of victims at middleweight including the […]

Sean Strickland

Count it six straight victories for the #7 ranked UFC middleweight contender, Sean Strickland, who outpoints Jack Hermansson over the course of five rounds for an admittedly dubious split decision (49-46, 47-48, 49-46) victory in the main event of UFC Vegas 47.

Adding Swedish-born contender, Hermansson to a list of victims at middleweight including the likes of Uriah Hall, Brendan Allen, and Jack Marshman, Strickland managed to successfully defend no less than seven takedown attempts over the course of the five round headliner.

Utilizing an ever-present jab which really made waves last July against the above mentioned, Hall, Strickland, a staple of Xtreme Couture under Eric Nicksick in ‘Sin City’ — managed to evade a lot of winging and misfiring efforts from Hermansson from the second round onwards, largely comfortably outstriking the former Cage Warriors champion.

Following his victory, Strickland who is set to leapfrog Hermansson into the #6 rank at middleweight at least, called for a middleweight title opportunity against the victor of next weekend’s UFC 271 headliner between champion, Israel Adesanya, and former champion, Robert Whittaker.

Below, catch the highlights from Sean Strickland’s split decision triumph over Jack Hermansson

UFC Vegas 47 Results: Hermansson vs. Strickland

UFC Vegas 47LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 47: Hermansson vs. Strickland results throughout the night (Sat. February 5. 2022) live from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada. Headlining the promotion’s return to ‘Sin City’: a middleweight showdown between the #6 ranked contender, Jack Hermansson, and the #7 rated challenger, Sean Strickland. Hermansson, a former Cage Warriors […]

UFC Vegas 47

LowKick MMA will be bringing you UFC Vegas 47: Hermansson vs. Strickland results throughout the night (Sat. February 5. 2022) live from the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Headlining the promotion’s return to ‘Sin City’: a middleweight showdown between the #6 ranked contender, Jack Hermansson, and the #7 rated challenger, Sean Strickland.

Hermansson, a former Cage Warriors welterweight champion returned to the winner’s enclosure at UFC Vegas 27 back in May, handing striking prospect, Edmen Shahbazyan a unanimous decision loss.

22-6 as a professional, Hermansson has lodged Octagon victories over Kelvin Gastelum, Jacare Souza, David Branch, Gerald Meerschaert, Thales Leites, Brad Scott, Alex Nicholson, and Scott Askham.

Undefeated in his last five, outspoken North Carolina-born contender, Strickland headlined for the first time under the promotion’s banner at UFC Vegas 33 in July, where he moved to 24-3 as a professional with a unanimous decision win against Uriah Hall.

In prior victories, the middleweight contender has bested Krzysztof Jotko, Brendan Allen, Jack Marshman, Nordine Taleb, Court McGee, Tom Breese, Alex Garcia, Igor Araujo, Luke Barnatt, and Bubba McDaniel.

UFC Vegas 47 Results: Hermansson vs. Strickland

UFC Vegas 47 Main Card Results: (ESPN+ 7 pm E.T.)

Middleweight: Jack Hermansson vs. Sean Strickland

Middleweight: Punahele Soriano vs. Nick Maximov

Welterweight: Shavkat Rakhmonov vs. Carlston Harris

Light Heavyweight: Sam Alvey vs. Brendan Allen

Middleweight: Treasan Gore vs. Bryan Battle

Catchweight (149lbs): Julian Erosa vs. Steven Peterson

UFC Vegas 47 Preliminary Card: (ESPN+ 4 pm E.T.)

Bantamweight: Miles Johns vs. John Castaneda

Featherweight: Hakeem Dawodu vs. Michael Trizano

Middleweight: Chidi Njokuani vs. Marc-Andre Barriault

Bantamweight: Alexis Davis vs. Julija Stoliarenko

Light Heavyweight: Jailton Almeida vs. Danilo Marques

Welterweight: Jason Witt vs. Philip Rowe

Flyweight: Malcom Gordon vs. Denys Bondar

UFC Vegas 47: Hermansson vs. Strickland Weigh-In Results & Preview

The weigh-in results for UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs. Hermansson (UFC Vegas 47) have wrapped up, and we’ve got the scoop for you below. The second UFC Fight Night event of 2022 takes place tomorrow night in the entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas, Nevada, inside the UFC APEX. All fights on the card […]

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The weigh-in results for UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs. Hermansson (UFC Vegas 47) have wrapped up, and we’ve got the scoop for you below.

The second UFC Fight Night event of 2022 takes place tomorrow night in the entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas, Nevada, inside the UFC APEX. All fights on the card will proceed as follows, although Steven Peterson missed weight by three pounds ahead of his featherweight bout against “Juicy” Julian Erosa. As a result, Peterson will be fined 30% of his fight purse.

The main event will see Sean Strickland try to inch closer to title contention when he takes on Jack Hermansson. Strickland has continued to make headlines during fight week, such as taking a stab at clarifying previous remarks about homosexuals and offering to do “the man dance” with Kevin Holland. But the bulk of his attention is no doubt placed on the Joker right in front of him.

Strickland and Hermansson have contrasting game plans heading into tomorrow night’s bout. Hermansson simply looks to hit and make it quick. Meanwhile, Stickland is intending to enjoy every moment of taking Hermansson’s soul while making him bleed. Both things cannot take place, but we’ll see what happens when these warriors and their visions meet in the middle tomorrow night.

Aside from sharing his graphic prediction for tomorrow night, Strickland has also predicted that he will continue his outspokenness if he is to be booked against Israel Adesanya in a world title fight. Should he reach this point, he claims he will talk about Adesanya’s “titty” during the pre-fight buildup.

Jack Hermansson doesn’t expect for it to come to that, however, as he will look to do what he claims many have asked him to do: put this wildman down when they meet tomorrow night.

Below, you can check out the faceoff between tomorrow night’s headliners.

Here is the faceoff between the co-main eventers Punahele Soriano (8-1) and the undefeated Nick Maximov (7-0).

You can check out the UFC’s fight-by-fight preview for tomorrow night’s UFC Vegas 47 card right here and get caught up on all the stats and storylines! Below, you can peep the full weigh-in results and viewing information, courtesy of UFC.com.

Main Card (7 PM ET, ESPN+)

Main Event – Middleweight Bout: Jack Hermansson (185.5) vs Sean Strickland (185.5)

Co-Main Event – Middleweight Bout: Punahele Soriano (185) vs Nick Maximov (185)

Welterweight Bout: Shavkat Rakhmonov (170.5) vs Carlston Harris (169.0)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Sam Alvey (205) vs Brendan Allen (205)

Middleweight Bout: Tresean Gore (186) vs Bryan Battle (185.5)

Featherweight Bout: Julian Erosa (145.5) vs Steven Peterson (*149)

Preliminary Card (4 PM ET, ESPN+)

Bantamweight Bout: Miles Johns (135.5) vs John Castaneda (136) 

Featherweight Bout: Hakeem Dawodu (146) vs Michael Trizano (145.5)

Middleweight Bout: Chidi Njokuani (185) vs Marc-Andre Barriault (184.5)

Women’s Bantamweight Bout: Alexis Davis (135) vs Julija Stoliarenko (135.5)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Jailton Almeida (203) vs Danilo Marques (205.5)

Welterweight Bout: Jason Witt (171.5) vs Phil Rowe (170.5)    

Flyweight Bout: Malcolm Gordon (126) Denys Bondar (125)

Be sure to visit MMANews.com tomorrow night for live coverage, results, and highlights of UFC Vegas 47!

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