A biography for Sean O'Malleyhasn’t been written yet.
“Yeah, I think there's just so many good fighters out there that are just not signed due to the UFC can't have an unlimited roster. But I think there's just that many good fighters out there.”
“I have a lot to prove, even to the rest of the UFC roster.”
“I have legitimate skills.”
“You've got to make as much money as you possibly can.”
“I think of it more as a performance. I always grew up playing sports, so I thought of it just as another sport. Fighting was performing in front of people.”
“From a fighter's mind, I want to obviously fight the best guys in the world. I want to be champ.”
“I really do plan on staying with the UFC. I think I belong in the UFC. But also if I'm going to get offered twice as much money to go do something else - I love boxing.”
“I speak my mind.”
“You can only train so hard in sparring and on the treadmill and stuff.”
“Everyone's definition of an open relationship is different.”
“I'm the biggest draw in the bantamweight division, I'm one of the biggest draws in the UFC.”
“That's just a natural human tendency, it's also a mental weakness when you are jealous of someone else's success. That's just a mental weakness really.”
“I'm not too worried about it, ideally I get three fights in a year. That's kind of where my head's at. I don't know if it's more money or if it's - ah, I think it's competition, I love competing.”
“I said it before and I'll say it again, I think I have the best striking in MMA.”
“I feel like I'm good at always just being myself.”
“Some people, I get it, I understand why they don't, they're not getting pay-per-view points. But I should be.”
“I hit people on the chin. I put people to sleep by putting it right on the chin.”
“I'm always trying to be in a positive mindset, no matter the situation.”
“To me, it's just like I love fighting and it's a business. I'm trying to make the right decisions.”
“I train jiu-jitsu more than I do anything.”