Paddy Pimblett causes a lot of stir in the lightweight division, and with a victory over Michael Chandler at UFC 314, he may have already prepared his next opponent.
This next Saturday at UFC 314, Paddy Pimblett takes his heaviest test so far when he compiles the former lightweight title -Uttendager Michael Chandler.
Before he signed at the UFC, 'The Baddy' had already made a big name for himself, even to reject a UFC contract at several times to continue to build his name.
Although 'Iron' Mike is undoubtedly his toughest opponent, Pimblett is supported to eventually become UFC champion, with his title run that starts in Miami on Saturday.
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Pimblett is sparking a new feud with Arman Tsarukyan Days Out from UFC 314
Only a few days out of his collision against the veteran, 'The Baddy' apparently fueled a new feud with lightweight Competier Arman Tsarukyan.
Tsarukyan missed the lightweight title shot after he withdrew from his planned title fight against Islam Makhachev on UFC 311.
After his shock on just a day out of their fight, Dana White revealed that Tsarukyan would not get a title shot and go back to the drawing table and have to get a few more victories.
And with that Pimblett has beaten 'Ahalkalakets' and claims that he – his pants' and his fight withdrew prematurely.
“The only hunter in the top 10 that is younger than 35 (years old) that I can think of is Arman Tsarukyan, and he is just a little chic boy who has handed everything over to him on a silver dish by his father,” Pimblett began to explain to the full shipping podcast.
“No, he wasn't really injured), he is only a small b– A-, that's what you're Arman, a little B- boy. He did them videos where he throws his neck, and then he says he has a bad back.
“Dana shot him down, that's hard that you don't want the boss to say about you … basically, Arman, you – your pants, you farted and followed and came along your leg,” Pimblett continued.
Tsarukyan responds while Pimblett is trying to generate a new feud
This is not the first time that the Brit tried to start a rivalry with a big name in the promotion, because he and Ilia Topuria have some rivalry that is still brewing.
However, because the Armenian probably needs at least one victory before he is considered for another title shot, he leans on this recently established feud because he believes that Pimblett would be an easy fight for him.
“Says the man who has received the easiest path to the top in the UFC only because he has a funny accent and a budget Beatles hairstyle. I challenge you to call myself out if you win, and we will see who will be – his pants in the octagon when we meet, clown,” Tsarukyan said in a post on X.