Julianna is hot- UFC star Sean OMalley is DAZZLED by Julianna Peas beauty

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Sean O’Malley comments former UFC Bantamweight Champion Julianna Pena. Julianna Pena is one of the veterans of UFC who recently gave the fight fans one of the biggest upsets in women’s MMA history. Pena defeated Amanda Nunes and claimed the UFC women’s bantamweight title at UFC 261. But, Nunes got the upper hand in their rematch and took back her belt at UFC 277.

The rematch went on for five rounds and Nunes proved why she is considered one of the most dominant fighters in the history of women’s MMA.

After the fight, Pena posted a picture on her Instagram to update her about her health and injuries. In the caption, she mentioned that she isn’t seriously damaged and is ready to fight Nunes once more in future.

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“Don’t think you can say that”- Sean O’Malley withdraws his appreciative remarks on Julianna Peña’s appearance

Sean O’Malley is not just an MMA fighter but also a great entertainer. The fighter likes to keep his audience engaged by providing content on social media.

O’Malley has his YouTube channel where the fighter frequently adds videos of him. ‘Sugar’ also has his podcast show called, “Timbo Sugar Show” where the fighter discusses random topics with his friends. In a recent episode of the podcast show, O’Malley was talking about Julianna Pena and called her ‘hot’. As soon as O’Malley verbalized his thoughts, he realised that he might have made a mistake considering Pena is his co-worker. He said:

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“Julianna is hot… Oh, wait! She’s my co-worker [shakes his head]. F**** She’s pretty.”

One of O’Malley’s friends in the podcast panel questioned if it is not allowed to call your co-worker hot. “So it’s illegal to call your co-worker hot in the professional world?.”

To this O’Malley replied saying: “I don’t even know if she’s my co-worker. I think we’re all independent contractors, technically. But I think in the real world, yeah, I don’t think you can say that,”

There is no such written code of conduct regarding how fighters of the opposite sex should treat each other in UFC. But avoiding commenting on such topics might keep Sean O’Malley on the safer side against potential repercussions.


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