In order to recover after his bout with Petr Yan at UFC 280, Sean O’Malley and his team opted to undertake stem cell treatments in Tijuana.
When he got to know that other men go there to get their genitals stem celled, O’Malley decided to have this done as well. O’Malley said he ended up having an intimate encounter with the female attending doctor.
On the “Believe You Me” podcast hosted by Michael Bisping, O’Malley recalled hearing that p**is stem cells were “supposed to help with performance.”
He said:
“We found this company in Tijuana, I think we heard it on Rogan first – CPI Stem Cells. So, we scheduled a trip there after the Yan fight, cause I know I was gonna be f*cking sore,” O’Malley recalled. “So, we go out there and get stem cells and these guys out there were like ‘what are you here for?’ and they be like, ‘getting my d*ck stem celled.’ I was like, ‘what the f*ck.’ He’s like, ‘well, it’s supposed to help with performance and girth’ and I said, ‘count me in!’
O’Malley claimed that the doctor overseeing the procedure was quite beautiful. The two ultimately engaged in an intimate encounter as well.
He could clearly recall that the injection wasn’t unpleasant, but he couldn’t determine whether the stem cells had any effect since his body was so damaged at the time.
O’Malley said, “I was sitting there, they’re like, ‘we’ll hook you up’ I’m like, ‘f*ck it!,’ hot doctor, you know, I even had her, so I scored. It was fun. It wasn’t too painful. I don’t know how much performance came out of it but I’ve been on a rampage so maybe it has helped.”
This is a different recounting of the tale, on his first telling, O’Malley said the following:
“She grabbed mine and it started growing right away. I’m like, ‘God dammit, I’m sorry.’ Then the male doctor came in and was like, ‘Want me to hold your hand?’ and my wiener went [down].’”
O’Malley is on the championship track. He’s likely to face whoever wins between Cejudo and Sterling in their already agreed upon clash.
O’Malley previously opened up about having an open relationship with his domestic partner with whom he shares a toddler.
“I like to think of ours as just an open-minded relationship where we don’t own each other. I don’t own her, and she doesn’t own me. When I first met Danya, I told her, ‘I don’t know why anyone would f**k the same chick for the rest of their life, I can’t do that.’ So she knew she wasn’t in love with a phony me.”