

Paddy Pimblett has made quite the stir among UFC fans even before making his debut inside the Octagon. MMA community has been forced to notice the British fighter. Recently, Pimblett got a response from ‘The Notorious’ Conor McGregor himself.
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“Good luck paddy i was outside your gaf all hours with your man with long hair out that way that doing 30 year now forget his name hahahaha knock knoc who’s there not mike hahahaah it’s Brews not bevvies with them meatball,” wrote the former double champion.
Thank you Conor I’m coming to take over the UFC just like u did👊🏻I know who U mean🐑he told me about that in Glasto🤣I wish yous were at the right house as I was on the party scene then myself & I wudda came out an we wudda had a scream🕺🏼I’ll meet u soon tho big man 100% 😎 https://t.co/y6tmcCqzI7
— Paddy Pimblett (@PaddyTheBaddy) August 25, 2021
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“Thank you Conor I’m coming to take over the UFC just like u didI know who U meanhe told me about that in GlastoI wish yous were at the right house as I was on the party scene then myself & I wudda came out an we wudda had a screamI’ll meet u soon tho big man 100%,” ‘The Baddy’ responded.
Can Paddy Pimblett follow the footsteps of Conor McGregor?
McGregor joined the UFC as a two-division Cage Warriors champion. His personality has always been something that has intrigued fans. Also, he backed his talks inside the Octagon as well. It’s hard to argue the impeccable skills he put on display in the earlier days of his UFC career. The Irishman’s meteoric rise was the primary reason behind the UFC’s popularity today.
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LAS VEGAS, NV – DECEMBER 12: Conor McGregor enters the Octagon before facing Jose Aldo in their featherweight championship fight during the UFC 194 event inside MGM Grand Garden Arena on December 12, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Brandon Magnus/Zuffa LLC/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images)
Pimblett has joined the promotion as a Cage Warriors champion as well. And much like McGregor, he has a personality that fans love as well. But it would be unfair to put him under the pressure of matching McGregor, as it might hinder his achievements. Nevertheless, fans can’t wait to see what ‘The Baddy’ can bring to the Octagon.
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Also, given his recent exchange with McGregor, Pimblett has gotten a few more new eyeballs attracted to him. If he can perform in the same manner under the brightest of lights, remains to be seen.
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