Renato Moicano shared some of the lessons he learned about money and capitalism The Brazilian is down to face Paddy Pimblett and even do it at TUF Renato Moicano shared some of the things he learned about managing the money he is earning and has verbally agreed to do The Ultimate Fighter with Paddy Pimblett.
Paddy Pimblett has three lightweight contenders shortlisted as his next potential opponent “The Baddy” has gone unbeaten in all of his UFC bouts Paddy Pimblett has named the lightweights that ticked the boxes to become his next opponent. Paddy calls out a few names Speaking on his YouTube channel, “The Baddy” expressed his desire to
Renato Moicano believes the UFC is protecting Paddy Pimblett from “real fights.” Last week, ‘The Baddy’ revealed that he’s planning for a return to the Octagon in June or July with eyes on Moicano as a potential opponent. “I saw something the other day on Twitter,” Pimblett said in a video on his YouTube channel.
Renato Moicano is down to face Paddy Pimblett next The Brazilian is confident he could finish “The Baddy” in the first round UFC lightweight Renato Moicano wants to give Paddy Pimblett the business first before anything else. Paddy has the potential Speaking to Michael Bisping, Moicano accepted Pimblett’s recent callout and hit back with his
UFC lightweight standout Renato Moicano doesn’t believe Paddy Pimblett’s massive post-fight weight gains are sustainable, particularly if he aims to continue competing at 155. On February 3, Moicano will return to the Octagon for a showdown with fellow top-15-ranked contender Drew Dober. Ahead of their highly anticipated scrap, ‘Money Moicano’ sat down with Mike Owens
Rising UFC star Paddy Pimblett wouldn’t mind rolling with Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg. Much hoopla had been made over a potential fantasy matchup of the billionaires between Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. UFC CEO Dana White didn’t hesitate to throw his name in the hat for fight promotion, but Musk denied the fight would be made
Paddy Pimblett calls for more discipline when dealing with today’s generation of children. ‘The Baddy’ On ‘What’s Wrong With The Kids These Days…’ The UFC star is coming off a decision win over Tony Ferguson at UFC 296, improving his record to 5-0 in the Octagon. But before Pimblett went on to make waves in
Former Bellator MMA and ONE world champion Ben Askren believes it’s time for Tony Ferguson to hang up his gloves. Stepping into the Octagon at UFC 296 determined to snap a six-fight losing skid, ‘El Cucuy’ instead extended his winless streak, suffering a fairly decisive unanimous decision defeat at the hands of Paddy Pimblett. Everyone
If Rafael dos Anjos wants to catch Paddy Pimblett’s hands, the Liverpudlian fan favorite is more than willing to oblige. ‘The Baddy’ scored the biggest win of his mixed martial arts career at UFC 296, earning a unanimous decision victory over former interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson as part of the promotion’s final event of
Tony Ferguson did indeed suffer his seventh loss in a row, and he’s issued a brief statement on his latest defeat. Ferguson shared the Octagon with Paddy Pimblett on the main card of UFC 296, which was held inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada on December 16. Ahead of the bout, “El Cucuy”
Dana White believes it’s time for Tony Ferguson to retire from MMA. On Saturday night, December 16, Ferguson suffered a unanimous decision defeat against Paddy Pimblett, extending his losing streak to seven fights. Following his latest failed bounce-back attempt, the MMA community has called for the legend to retire and prevent any more unnecessary damage.
Liverpudlian fan favorite Paddy Pimblett returned to the Octagon for a lightweight showdown with former interim champion Tony Ferguson at UFC 296. ‘El Cucuy’ walked into T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night riding a six-fight losing streak while Pimblett strolled into Las Vegas determined to score his fifth-straight win under the UFC banner and potentially send
Paddy Pimblett admitted that he wants Tony Ferguson to win a fight before he retires “The Baddy” is honored to face “El Cucuy” but insists he would still finish the UFC legend Paddy Pimblett would fancy seeing an MMA legend like Tony Ferguson secure a win before calling it quits. However, “The Baddy” doesn’t want
Paddy Pimblett isn’t exactly thrilled with all the chatter surrounding his return to the Octagon. On December 16, ‘The Baddy’ will compete for the first time since suffering a foot injury during his clash with Jared Gordon at UFC 282. Though Pimblett walked away with the unanimous decision, the victory didn’t come without a heap
Bobby Green offered advice to Tony Ferguson about how to end his losing streak. Over the last three and a half years, Ferguson has lost six consecutive fights against top-tier competition, including four inside the distance. The former UFC interim lightweight champion’s latest loss was a third-round submission against Green in July at UFC 291.
Paddy Pimblett believes his upcoming fight against Tony Ferguson is “a lose-lose situation.” On December 18, Pimblett looks to extend UFC record to 5-0 inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. To do so, ‘The Baddy’ must secure a win against former UFC interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson, who is riding a six-fight losing