Overview
- The UFC middleweight champion posted video and images saying he was a passenger in an off‑road side‑by‑side that rolled about six times at roughly 60 mph and that he was not wearing a helmet.
- Strickland showed abrasions on his head, shoulder and back and described feeling concussed after his head struck the ground during the rollover.
- He said the driver and friend was taken to hospital and later posted a photo suggesting the friend has a broken collarbone, but he did not give a formal medical diagnosis for either person.
- No official confirmation or detailed report from the UFC, medical providers, or authorities has been published and key facts such as exact location, time and formal injuries remain unverified.
- The crash reopens questions about Strickland’s fitness for a near‑term title defence and echoes his serious 2018 motorcycle injury that kept him out of competition for years.