Mixed martial arts (MMA) continues to be the strangest sport in the world.

Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Middleweight Sedriques Dumas returns to action after going 1-1 in 2024 at UFC 311 in two weeks (Sat., Jan. 18, 2024) against knockout artist Zach Reese, which is set to go down inside Intuit Dome in Inglewood (Los Angeles), California.

However, before Dumas collides with his opponent, he might have something to take care of … fight a Rollin 40s Crip.

Recently, on the No Jumper Podcast, Rollin 40s Crip 4Xtra doubled down and said he’d fight and beat up any UFC fighter (we’ve heard this before).

“So you ruffled some feathers last time we were together because you said that you would whoop the sh-t out of a UFC heavyweight, and a lot of UFC fighters were not a fan of this, and they want to challenge you,” Adam22 told 4Xtra.

4xtra responded with, “All right, hurry up and set it up. I’ve been waiting on this. Set the f—king thing up. I’m about to put him up. That’s the cold part about it. See, that’s the thing about UFC fighters. They think they gonna win because they got a paper showing that you are a UFC fighter. Because you got accepted to the UFC, that doesn’t mean you gonna win. You get it? You think you’re just gonna beat a dude that fights on the street or fights in jail?

“I see people who are boxers get knocked out. You get what I’m saying? So don’t matter what he is talking about on that; make sure he has a bag, and I’m gonna put his ass out. And when I put him out, I want another $100,000 for putting him out. Set this up now.”

Maybe he saw B.J. Penn get knocked out in a bar fight.

Nevertheless, Adam22 mentioned Dumas’s name and said he would be more than willing to fight the gang member.

Last night (Jan. 4, 2025), “The Reaper” responded to 4Xtra’s open challenge and accepted a fight.

“Put who out,” Dumas wrote on his Instagram story. “Boy let me know when you ready.”

At least the podcast host tried to talk some sense into his guest by basically saying he has no chance.

“This is the problem. I’m gonna tell you. I’ve thought about this a lot,” Adam22 said. “Every UFC champion has an immaculate ground game. Their jiu-jitsu is off the charts. Here’s the problem: you’ve never had to worry about being taken down, aka a guy diving in, grabbing your legs, pulling you down to the ground. I swear to God, these motherf—kers are like anaconda.

“What they’re gonna do is they’re gonna snake their way up your body, and then they’re gonna wrap their arms, their legs, around your head, around your arm,” he added. “All of a sudden, they’re gonna choke your ass. You have not even thought about the shit that they’re gonna do to you. I’m just very worried about you getting choked out.”

“I think we should start out with a requirement that there is no taking the person down,” Adam22 concluded. “Because I think in a stand-up fight, I have way more confidence in you, but as soon as it gets to jiu-jitsu on the ground. I think you’re gonna realize, like, ‘Oh, I need five years of training.”

Even after getting some advice from Adam22, Xtra still proclaimed he’d beat any UFC fighter.

“What the f—k? I don’t care what you talking about or what the f—k it is. You ain’t looking at my face. You don’t understand me. I don’t give a f—k what you’re talking about or what he coming in there with. He’s going out.”