“Punched him right in the stomach. I spent only one day in Australia, and I had already committed an attack. At first I thought this guy wanted to come up to me to take a photo. But if you come up to me to open your dirty mouth, then you will get what you are supposed to - an uppercut to the belly.
If I see this guy again, I will thank him for not pressing charges. The problem is that nowadays people open their mouths online and in person without fear of any repercussions,” Strickland told reporters.
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Strickland is not going to rematch Du Plessis in Australia