The weight gain of Paddy Pimblett if he does not compete, are well documented since his arrival of UFC.
Nevertheless, 'The Baddy' continued to look in a more impressive physical shape with every outing in the Octagon while winning in the lightweight division.
The UFC star shocked Fight -Fans again after Pimblett had unveiled a 42 pound, only one week after the biggest victory of his career over Michael Chandler.
Much criticism has come for his diet habits over the years, but a recent video of the Brit showed how dedicated he is during a training camp.
The 30-year-old looked great when he got the cage at UFC 314 in Miami, but to get himself to the lightweight limit, he took strict precautions.
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Paddy Pimblett documents his drastic weight that has been cut for UFC 314 with daily visits to the scales
In a new video on his YouTube channel,
The first check that was shown in the video at seven weeks from his Co-Main Event competition, sees Pimblett Clock inside at 190 pounds, after he has already started his calorie counting diet.
A week on and Pimblett expressed frustration after his weight had only fallen by less than 3 pounds, and stated that he will have his last cheat meal before he gets even stricter.
After he slowly fell closer to the 180 pounds, his process was somewhat disturbed by a quick journey to Las Vegas for the press conference, but as soon as he returned, the weight really started to shift.
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With two and a half weeks to go, Pimblett stepped on the scale just under less than 175 pounds, which had fallen by another four pounds by the time of his last sparring session.
48 hours to the weighing period and 'The Baddy' was happy to be on track with what he has weighed in the past with 170 pounds on the UFC scale.
After his last few training sessions and a water sessions that are in the bath and lie in a blanket of towels, Pimblett's weight was 157.2 in the night before the official weightings was 157.2, which means that he would probably be on weight without cutting as soon as he woke up on Friday morning.
Both Pimblett and his coach thought it was one of his easiest weight reductions in total.
Paddy Pimblett's physicality was a huge factor against Michael Chandler on UFC 314
Michael Chandler may be towards the end of his career, but it is not to deny that he is still a phenomenal athlete who takes his preparations incredibly seriously.
Although Chandler is perhaps the ultimate professional when it comes to his diet and training, Paddy Pimblett had a considerable size when both men stepped into the octagon.
'The Baddy' continued to develop his skills during his UFC run, but his physicality has also been a large part of the improvements he has made.
Due to his strict diet with the help of his team, Pimblett has become one of the most impressive contenders in the division despite his eating habits after his fighting.