Paddy Pimblett smashes the competition, whether it’s an opposing fighter inside the Octagon or a plate of delicious chicken wings.
When he’s not busy stacking bodies, ‘The Baddy’ is also known for his ridiculous binge-eating. Pimblett has posted multiple videos on social media over the years of him downing pizza, sandwiches, and everything in between as he routinely balloons up well beyond the UFC’s lightweight limit of 155 pounds.
Recently, the Liverpudlian shared a video online of him breaking a chicken wing record at his favorite local restaurant in the United Kingdom. Pimblett smashed the previous record of 36 by consuming 47 wings in one sitting. Of course, he didn’t stop there. ‘The Baddy’ washed it all down with a soda and still had plenty of room for dessert.
Paddy Pimblett just broke the chicken wing record at a local restaurant.
The previous record was 36 wings, and he ate 47. He also had dessert afterwards 😭😭
🎥 YT / @PaddyTheBaddy #UFC #MMA pic.twitter.com/ottybl9AV7
— Championship Rounds (@ChampRDS) September 17, 2024
Paddy Pimblett Has Two Names in Mind for His Next Fight
Making his promotional debut in September 2021, Paddy Pimblett has won six straight fights inside the Octagon, his most recent coming against Bobby Green at UFC 304 in Manchester. Pimblett put ‘King’ to sleep in the opening round via a tight triangle choke, extending his unbeaten streak to eight.
As far as what comes next, Pimblett already has a couple of names in mind—chief among them being Renato Moicano.
“I wanna fight Renato Moicano,” Pimblett told Action Network. “He wants to fight me. I wanna fight him. I think it’d be a fun fight for everyone involved. We’d end up having a good fight. Yeah. If it was up to me, it’s Moicano. It’s a good scrap. I’ll just keep fighting and winning. If I get offered Dan Hooker I’ll take it. Jump right up to rank 5, and then it probably will be in a title eliminator next.
“So, yeah, I’m game for any of them. As I say, any name gets sent to me, that’s all sound. I’m not shying away from fighting anyone.”
Check out the full video courtesy of Pimblett’s YouTube channel below:
