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Sean Strickland apologizes to Dustin Poirier for denouncing post-arrest comments: ‘I guess not everyone is a POS like me’

Sean Strickland has apologized to Dustin Poirier following Poirier's public disclosures about a drunken arrest and mental health struggles.

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Former UFC star Dustin Poirier has spoken openly about a drunken arrest and his battles with depression since retiring from the UFC. Poirier stated that these personal struggles led to the arrest and revealed his decision to quit drinking.

Coverage from ESPN, Yahoo Sports, and KLFY.com emphasizes Poirier's internal challenges, with the athlete noting that the situation has hit him hard. MMA Fighting reports that Sean Strickland has since apologized to Poirier for previously denouncing his comments regarding the arrest.

Future developments will depend on further statements from Poirier regarding his recovery and any additional responses from Strickland.

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Quick answers

Why did Dustin Poirier face an arrest?

According to coverage from ESPN and Yahoo Sports, Poirier's personal struggles and a drunken state led to the arrest.

What has Poirier done in response to these events?

Poirier has opened up about battling depression since his UFC retirement and has decided to quit drinking.

What was Sean Strickland's reaction?

Strickland apologized to Poirier for denouncing his post-arrest comments, stating, 'I guess not everyone is a POS like me.'

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