Chael Sonnen has broken down the escalating feud between rising star Ian Garry and Sean Strickland.Garry's frustration with Strickland ignited when the champion made eyebrow-raising comments about Garry's wife, Layla Anna-Lee, on social media.The English presenter had penned a book titled 'How to be a WAG', offering insights into navigating relationships with professional athletes. This revelation set off a social media storm, with fans questioning the authenticity of Garry's marriage.The outspoken Strickland didn't miss the chance to add fuel to the fire. In a post on X, he referred to Anna-Lee as a "succubus" and suggested Garry had been played. This prompted Garry to demand the post's removal and even threaten 'Tarzan' with legal action, alleging harassment and defamation.Two-weight UFC title challenger Chael Sonnen dissected the situation on his YouTube channel. Reflecting on Garry's position as an undefeated, up-and-coming fighter, he stated:"He's [Ian Garry] young, he's a celebrity, he's signed to the biggest organization, he's on pay per view, he's undefeated, he's a top-ranked guy. He is possibly one win away, a from a world title opportunity. He is currently bickering with the sitting champion."He doesn't have to take cr*p from anybody. Unless the champion from one weight class above you decides to put a finger in your chest. In that case, you are going to take cr*p, you're going to take a lot of it, you're going to take as much as he chooses to give you. Could you imagine being in this spot?"Check out the clip below:Henry Cejudo suggests Ian Garry-Sean Strickland legal feud might be a marketing moveFormer UFC double champ Henry Cejudo has speculated whether the potential lawsuit between Ian Garry and Sean Strickland is nothing more than a clever promotional ploy.In a video posted on his YouTube channel, 'Triple C' questioned the authenticity of the brewing legal battle, suggesting it might be a strategic move to drum up interest and hype:"The lawsuit with Sean Strickland that they're trying to do, like this is all their marketing plot. Like, do we really even want - I'm even skeptical of bringing this conversation into life because who knows that they may come after me too. I mean, I'm not saying anything, the only thing that I'm saying is things are coming about."Check out Cejudo's take in the video below (6:35 mark):