PADDY PIMBLETT UFC DEBUT KNOCKOUT PROFESSIONAL
PADDY PIMBLETT UFC DEBUT KNOCKOUT TORRENT

Over his short career, Pimblett has amassed an estimated net worth of between $1 and $5 million.“Are you not entertained?” Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett shouted deep inside a roaring Saturday night scouse house party which dominated the UFC’s first promotion in Europe in three years.

PADDY PIMBLETT UFC DEBUT KNOCKOUT PROFESSIONAL

The measure of a fighter’s success is in the cash they stack up from a career of professional fisticuffs. Pimblett’s enemies list extended into the world of professional wrestling when he and AEW World Champion MJF traded barbs and fight threats on Twitter in November.He then called for men to be more willing to express their emotions during tough times because it could have saved his friend’s life.

Following his win over Jordan Leavitt, the Englishman touched many fans with the revelation of a friend’s death by suicide before the fight.However, he has yet to have any issues when it comes to time to weigh in before his UFC bouts. Pimblett has an established history of gaining a serious amount of weight in-between fights as he dives into his love of sugar-filled or fatty foods when he is not in fight camp.An unheard-of feat for a fighter with only one UFC fight under their belt. The money-making potential for “The Baddy” brand is so undeniable that popular sports site Barstool Sports gave him a “ seven-figure deal” in 2021 to be a brand ambassador and content creator.

PADDY PIMBLETT UFC DEBUT KNOCKOUT TORRENT

But then he’ll unleash a foul-mouthed torrent of trash talk that appeals to fans of bold combat athletes like Nate Diaz and Jake Paul.

Pimblett is a fascinating talent because his Beatles-style mop-top haircut makes him look like a well-mannered individual.

It’s a reason why many observers of the sport have compared him to other brash UK MMA greats, and former UFC champions Conor McGregor and Michael Bisping. The Baddy Boy: Part of Pimblett’s fanfare is the unabashed confidence he has in himself. Related: UFC tonight – Fight card, betting odds, and watch times for Saturday’s UFC eventĬharles Oliveira next fight: “Do Bronx” returns in UFC 294 title fight rematch If the promotion wants to place Pimblett in a risky but winnable scrap against a well-known fighter, the New Jersey native makes a ton of sense as the Englishman’s next foe.

A-10: Jim Miller is a future UFC Hall-of-Famer but he is well removed from his prime.

If the UFC wanted to really see if “Paddy” can be a legit contender at 155-pounds, Dober would be an excellent test of how truly good the prospect is.

The Power Puncher: Veteran Drew Dober has called for a bout with Pimblett and it is a matchup that would offer serious threats to the rising star.

Meaning this would still be a very dangerous matchup for Pimblett but also a winnable matchup that could boost his standing in the division.

Quake: While the native of New Zealand is currently on a three-fight losing skid, those setbacks came against ranked talent at lightweight.

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