Paddy One of the fastest rising hopes among the current UFC roster and his longtime head coach couldn’t emphasize more why without crediting the Next Generation MMAs. Paul Rimmer. Pimblett and teammate UFC flyweight Molly McCann They represent their home country in front of their own crowd for the second time in their UFC career on the UFC London fight card.
Both Pimblett and McCann train in Next Generation MMA. To be honest, Pimblett is one of the few fighters who became famous even before the start of their UFC career. At least Pimblett is a household name for Liverpool’s MMA fans. Pimblett is 18-3 with 14 wins in his overall MMA career and 2-0 in the UFC. Both of their previous UFC fights were first-round victories for Pimblett. Pimblett now goes to face the other light weight Jordan Leavitt for the third game.
Paddy Pimblett calls Paul Rimmer ‘life’s greatest role model’
In an interview with ESPN MMA, Pimblett talks about her fight with Jordan Leavitt with Molly McCann, her psychological advantage over Leavitt, her second fight in her home country under the UFC banner, and much more. Pimblett then talks about the importance of coach Paul rimmer in his life.
“There were people at Liverpool who tried to lie and tell people they were my head coach.” Pimblett says “But Paul Rimmer is my only coach. To be honest, he’s like a father figure to me. Call him my second dad, we call him Uncle Rimmer. Everyone at the gym calls him Uncle Rimmer. behind my father, He’s probably the greatest role model I’ve ever had. “He doesn’t get enough credit for the tough years he’s had there,” he said. He finishes Pimblett.
What do you think of Pimblett’s heartfelt words to her coach Rimmer? Who do you think will win between Pimblett and his next opponent, Leavitt? Do you think Pimblett’s potential will peak in the future to become a UFC champion? So far, only UFC Hall of Fame Member Michael Bisping has earned a UFC belt in honor of representing England. Who do you think will be the next British UFC fighter?
