Paddy Pimblett

Wayne Rooney made a quick exit from Derby's draw with Coventry as he went to support Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann at UFC London on Saturday night.

Liverpool took over the English capital on Saturday night as Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann secured stunning victories in an eventful Fight Night at.

He could headline a Fight Night.” “But he did, and he did spectacularly. His numbers say yes. He needs to win, you know?” Paddy’s faceoff did 1.3 million. Volkov]. Did 120,000 views.

Liverpool fan Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett came away with a submission victory over Kazula Vargas at UFC London last night. Virgil Van Dijk took to Twitter to ...

His reply showed genuine disbelief and thankfulness to Van Dijk reaching out. I’m sure I speak for the rest of us and say make it happen. Paddy Pimblett, being the Liverpool fan that he is, showed his delight for the tweet and responded to Van Dijk’s post.

Paddy Pimblett scored another first round stoppage victory at UFC London.The 27-year-old secured a knockout win last September on his debut and he loc.

“Lad I’m going to punch your head in, I am sick of you. “I needed a punch to get woken up. After wearing Vargas down with strikes, Pimblett was able to get his hooks in and finally Vargas had no choice but to tap out to the rear-naked choke.

Arnold Allen stormed past Dan Hooker and Molly McCann produced a knockout of the year contender.

“I’m never, ever, ever, ever in a boring fight, lad,” Pimblett said after his victory – his second in the UFC, with his promotional debut last year also ending via first-round stoppage. The result saw Mokaev remain unbeaten, his record improving to 6-0. The finish sent the O2 into raptures, in a moment to rival Pimblett’s win later in the night. The Liverpudlian lightweight was knocked down by Rodrigo Vargas almost immediately, but he rallied to take down the Mexican and submit him with a rear naked choke later in the first round. Prior to the finish, Arnold had dealt significant damage to Hooker – who was returning to 145lbs from lightweight – but also survived an apparent moment of trouble caused by a stiff punch from the “Hangman”. Allen somehow got right back to throwing punches, however, and a one-two gave way to a head kick that initiated the finishing sequence. Seven of those combatants were victorious in the English capital, with six winning via stoppage.

Paddy The Baddy Pimblett sends Londons O2 Arena wild with spectacular submission victory over Mexicos Rodrigo Vargas while Molly McCann flattens Luana ...

My brother and dad believe in me, and I believe in myself so much because of the people around me." "I'm ready to go. "I have to get punched in the face to wake up!

Paddy the Baddy was understandably buzzing with his dominant win over Rodrigo Vargas at UFC London last night (19 March). However, when the 27-year-old was ...

Mark Zuckerberg is the biggest bully on the planet." We’ve got this platform for a reason, use it for good. "That messes with all the GoFundMe pages I help, all the sick kids and charities, homeless organisations, all the mental health charities I help with and all the people who have mental health issues that speak to me on a daily basis... Don’t use it for horrible reasons. He said earlier this week: "I always say that people with a platform like me should help people. "Literally scared to fight Topuria so he called out Mark Zuckerberg," one wrote.

Pimblett earned his second UFC win with a first-round submission Kazula Vargas in London on Saturday night as the Liverpudlian stole the show.

This fella is the real deal." Something I’ve been planning on doing the past few months is to start my own charity and I think after this fight I’m going to get it done." "My city keeps me grounded.

The UFC returns to London for the first time in three years at the O2 arena on Saturday evening and we can bring you details of when and how you can watch ...

The prelims can be watched from 5pm (UK time) on the UFC Fight Pass subscription service. For supporters in the UK and Ireland, the main card can be watched on BT Sport 1, the BT Sport App, and the BT Sport website from 8pm. For US viewers, the main card can be watched on ESPN+ from:

As UFC returns to London, Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann talk wrong-un Tory biscuits, Chattin' Pony and why there is no one like them in the game.

Meatball Molly looks up, her eyes shining as she thinks of herself and Paddy the Baddy. “We owe it all to this place and, on Saturday, we’ll light up the O. Paddy and me will show it’s not all talk or bravado or arrogance. It got me to where I’m going – to where Patrick and I are going.” I was thinking this was a good fight to show what scousers are made of because every step I’ve taken in life, every positive thing I’ve accomplished, I attribute to this city. “There had never been a female champ like me in Cage Warriors,” she says of the organisation where she made her name. Pimblett adds: “It’s going to be a scouse invasion of London and the only thing I can compare to it is when Conor McGregor fought in Dublin. But it’ll be louder than that. Thank you for representing the city so well.’ It meant so much because he understood lots of people will submit and tap out – but not me or my city.” “The reason I called it Chattin’ Pony is because, in Liverpool, it means you’re chatting a bit of shit. The documentary opens with her first UFC fight, in Liverpool in May 2018, and captures her devastation after she blacked out during a choking headlock. “I hate the establishment,” he says, “the royal family and the Tories.” He also talks about the contract – “worth well over a million pounds” – he has signed with the American company Barstool Sports and the vlogger from Philadelphia who has moved to Liverpool to follow him and post daily content online. Last September, in Las Vegas, the UFC was given its first taste of the Paddy and Molly Show as Pimblett made his debut and McCann entered the last fight on her contract. After she shows me her tattoo – “My city, my people, my heart” – in tribute to Liverpool, McCann says: “You’ll never meet another Patrick Pimblett or Molly McCann. I don’t know if it’s because I’m a girl and he’s a boy, but we push each other to be better versions of ourselves and don’t envy each other’s success. The two of us are totally mad characters but we come from the best and hardest city in the world.”

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I’m not trying to be anything I’m not and I think people love me for that.” I wear my heart on my sleeve inside and outside the cage. However, he’s already done enough to impress White, who said: “People love him.

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"I'm going to be my same, usual self. I'm not trying to be anything I'm not and I think people love me for that." He said: "I want to get Anfield on. Where he brought 20-odd-year-olds to the sport, I'm going to bring four, five, six, seven, eight-year-olds into this sport who are going to be MMA fans for the rest of their lives. "I always try and finish the fight no matter what. "I am built for this," he said.

Paddy 'the Baddy' Pimblett fights Rodrigo 'Kazula' Vargas at the O2 Arena tonight for UFC Fight Night in London.

BT Sport 1 is also available on Sky channel 413. Alternatively, you can access their coverage on a short-term basis with the use of a BT Sport Monthly Pass that costs £25. It’s a different kind of energy in England. And I can’t wait to get back there with a fight card on March 19th."

The Liverpudlian fighter is set to make his return to the octagon when he takes on Rodrigo 'Kazula' Vargas in a lightweight contest on UFC Fight Night 204 in ...

'I always try and finish the fight no matter what. I was put on this Earth to fight and entertain people and I'm going to continue to do it on Saturday night. Watch. I just resonate with kids and kids love me.

Paddy Pimblett is one of the biggest names in sport right now, as the MMA fighter is preparing to feature in his second UFC fight this weekend.

The Liverpool native is also a well-known YouTuber, documenting the behind the scenes of his fight training, and having amassed an impressive 92.9K subscribers so far. Paddy The Baddy is thought to earn a healthy wage from his sponsorships with the likes of Barstool Sports, Slick Gorilla, Apex Fightwear and Arise Media. Paddy Pimblett is one of the biggest names in sport right now, as the MMA fighter is preparing to feature in his second UFC fight this weekend on 19th March at the O2 Arena, London.

Paddy Pimblett is carving out a reputation for taking his licks and doubling up on the return. Pimblett scored a first-round submission win over Rodrigo ...

Buoyed by the raucous support of his fellow Englishmen, Pimblett locked in a rear-naked choke. Pimblett, a former Cage Warriors champion, improved to 2-0 in the Octagon and extended his active winning streak to four. Paddy Pimblett is carving out a reputation for taking his licks and doubling up on the return.

UFC star Pimblett picked up his second win on the bounce by choking out Vargas in the first round of their fight at UFC London.

The Liverpudlian took the back of Vargas and sunk in a rear-naked choke that forced the Mexican to tap. Flyweight prospect Muhammad Mokaev started off the card in style, dropping Cody Durden with a flying knee and latching onto a guillotine choke to win his UFC debut in under 60 seconds. Vargas landed a good right hand as the fight started, with the Mexican quickly finding himself on top of 'The Baddy' on the ground.

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"I needed a punch to get woken up. "Lad I'm going to punch your head in, I am sick of you. Like the first fight, Pimblett took a big shot to the face, with Vargas going for the take down and looking for the ground and pound.

Paddy Pimblett wolfed down a whole pizza during his press conference following his win over Rodrigo Vargas at UFC London. The Liverpool lightweight choked ...

"These people who are ripped all year round are not happy, I don't care what they say. The Liverpool lightweight choked out Vargas in the first round at The O2 on Saturday night to maintain his perfect start in the promotion. Pimblett enjoyed another early win as he stole the show at UFC London on Saturday night - and he celebrated in the only way he knows how