Champion mocks Dustin Poirier's arrest by wearing a shirt with racist terms; understand why.

Dustin Poirier was arrested at Atlanta Airport in late June after showing signs of intoxication.

Dustin Poirier was detained at an airport in the US. Photo: Press release.

Dustin poirier He was arrested at an airport in the USA. Photo: Press release.

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the arrest of Dustin poirier The incident at Atlanta Airport last week generated various reactions throughout the MMA world. While names like Jon Jones While some offered support to Diamante, others took the opportunity to criticize the former fighter, as was the case with... Colby covington. However, Sean Strickland He chose a different path. Known for his acerbic sense of humor, the current middleweight champion (up to 83,9 kg) posted a photo on social media training in a t-shirt with racist slogans, in a clear provocation to Poirier.

In the moments leading up to his arrest, the former interim lightweight champion (up to 70,3 kg) was seen offending and threatening Airport staff as well as police officers were present. The body camera worn by one of the officers recorded the moment when Poirier referred to him with a racist expression. Strickland used the same phrase to print on the shirt he wore during training.

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Shortly after being released, Dustin issued a statement on social media revealing that he was struggling with alcohol abuse and had difficulty adjusting to life away from the octagon. He emphasized that his father had gone through similar problems and he did not want to experience the same ordeal, as he wanted to protect his family.

The word used by Poirier is taboo in the US.

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Poirier before fighting in the UFC. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram/brwlrz

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Originating as a pejorative way to refer to Black people during times of slavery and racial segregation, the word nigga It is one of the most offensive racial slurs in the English language, to the point of becoming taboo in American society. Although it has been reclaimed and used by Black people in certain places and contexts, such as... niggaMany still avoid pronouncing it, referring to it simply as "the N-word".

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