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“I’m a UFC champion in an open marriage. People criticize our relationship, but I don’t care,” says Sean O’Malley


“I’m a UFC champion in an open marriage. People criticize our relationship, but I don’t care,” says Sean O’Malley

SEAN O’MALLEY has defended his open marriage, which caused divided opinions among boxing fans.

The UFC bantamweight champion has been open about his relationship with wife Danya Gonzalez in recent years.

UFC bantamweight champion Sean O'Malley is married to Danya Gonzalez

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UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley is married to Danya GonzalezSource: [email protected]
The couple has an open marriage, which is difficult for some people to understand

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The couple has an open marriage, which is difficult for some people to understandSource: [email protected]
O'Malley was criticized for the open nature of their relationship

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O’Malley was criticized for the open nature of their relationshipSource: [email protected]
O'Malley has sharply criticized critics of her marriage and insists that she "Good"

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O’Malley sharply criticized the couple’s marriage and stressed that they were “good”Photo credit: GETTY

But O’Malley’s unconventional Wedding has been met with displeasure by many people and several fans have voiced criticism on social media.

It even angered former UFC light heavyweight champion Vitor Belfort, who O’Malley said threatened to kick his ass in a direct message on social media.

However, the unconventional and dazzling O’Malley cares little about the opinion of his Belfort and his critics.

During an episode of the TimboSugarShow: “I want to work with Danny, so we have certain boundaries and things that can and cannot be done.

“Because I want it to work… everything is fine right now.”

O’Malley, 29, believes the concept of a conventional marriage with 100 percent monogamy is outdated.

He said: “When marriage was first introduced, people’s life expectancy was 21 years.”

“It was so damn low, it was rare.

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“So they were only married for a few years. Today there are people who have been married for 40, 50, 60 years.”

O’Malley insists the open aspect of his relationship with Gonzalez does not mean that he loves her any less than a husband in a traditional marriage.

Meet Sean O’Malley, the three-way loving UFC champion who is set to replace Conor McGregor as MMA’s biggest star.

“I’m a king,” the crowd favorite said last year. “I pay for everything. I treat Danny like a queen.”

“If I get a little bit screwed over along the way, what does that have to do with anything?

“Testosterone flows through my veins – it’s that damn simple.

“I wouldn’t say that if I were in the opposite situation, if I didn’t pay for everything, if I wasn’t successful.

“If I were an average guy, that probably wouldn’t be fair. But I feel like I’m King fucking Kong.”

Gonzalez has been by O’Malley’s side every step of his UFC journey, which continues into the early hours of Sunday morning.

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O’Malley will attempt to defend his bantamweight throne for a second time in the main event of UFC 306, which takes place at The Sphere in Las Vegas.

“Sugar” will face Georgian gladiator Merab Dvalishvili, teammate of O’Malley’s former opponent and former 135-pound champion Aljamain Sterling.

Sean O'Malley defends his bantamweight title against Merab Dvalishivili at UFC 306

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Sean O’Malley defends his bantamweight title against Merab Dvalishivili at UFC 306Photo credit: GETTY

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