Paddy Pimblett

Mixed martial artist and UFC fighter

Paddy Pimblett - Mixed martial artist and UFC fighter
Born

January 3rd, 1995
30 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United Kingdom

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An English mixed martial artist specializing in lightweight competitions. Gained recognition in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) for his exciting fighting style and charismatic personality. Trained at the Next Generation MMA gym and developed a reputation for finishing fights. Achieved significant success in Cage Warriors prior to joining the UFC, holding the Cage Warriors Featherweight Championship. Competed against notable opponents, showcasing skills in both striking and grappling, while maintaining an engaging presence in promotional activities.

Competed in the UFC lightweight division

Held the Cage Warriors Featherweight Championship

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