Paddy Pimblett has Twitter account suspended hours before UFC London fight

Yellowstone National Park spotted part of a foot in a shoe, floating in a hot spring on Thursday (July 18), according to officials.The discovery of the partial foot occurred on Tuesday (August 16) at Abyss Pool which led to the temporary closure of the West Thumb Geyser Basin as well as its parking lot, however the area has since reopened since the incident.Park spokesperson Morgan Warthin said there was no additional information that was to be made public on Thursday regarding the investigation.READ MORE:School PE teacher loses leg in 'freak accident' in her garden during stormAbyss Pool is situated on the south side of the southern loop through Yellowstone National Park and is 53ft (16m) deep and the temperature stands at a scorching 140F (60C).According to the park's website, superheated water in hot springs cools as it reaches the surface, sinks and is replaced by hotter water from below as the circulation prevents the water from reaching the temperature needed to set off an eruption like happens with geysers in the park.While there is still much to find out about this investigation and just how part of a foot, still inside a shoe, was found in a Yellowstone hot spring, the national park has been chock-full of mysteries and controversies over the years, including a stretch of the park where murder is essentially legal.The park is located mostly in Wyoming an extends into Montana and Idaho.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Reminiscent of The Purge movie where all crime is legal for one night of the year, Tom Scott, a YouTuber, visited the Yellowstone National Park that contains an isolated 50-square meter stretch of park called the "Zone of Death".The

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Paddy Pimblett is capable of becoming a bigger UFC star than Conor McGregor, according to former MMA competitor Dan Hardy. The Liverpudlian lit up the O2 Arena at UFC London after submitting Jordan Leavitt on the main card in the second round.His charisma and confidence has been embraced by the fans and, despite not being the main event of the London card, he drew the most attention and competed in arguably the most popular match of the night. The future looks bright for the 27-year-old to the extent that Hardy predicts he has the potential to eclipse the legacy of Conor McGregor.

Paddy Pimblett might just be only days away from claiming brand new Rolex watches courtesy of superstar rapper Drake and his latest bumper UFC flutter. The Liverpudlian pair, who have taken MMA by storm over the past 12 months with three consecutive victories each, were backed to beat Hannah Goldy and Jordan Leavitt respectively - which they did with aplomb.Drake risked a huge Bitcoin stake of $2.296,211.30 (£1.9million) on both to secure wins in front of the British crowd - claiming $3.723,077.00 (£3.1m) - and a profit of £1.2m. READ MORE: UFC star Molly McCann 'picking up s***' to stay grounded amid new-found fame and riches While those winnings will not make a massive impact on his estimated net worth of £208m, his promise of a lucrative gift will be sure to make both the Meatball and the Baddy rather content.With Pimblett saying on Saturday evening: "We messaged him on Instagram and he was like, 'Yeah, yous are getting a Rolex'." Speaking to Daily Star Sport, McCann said in an update: "Drake has said he will sort us out with a watch when we arrive in America and we go on Wednesday." Who should Meatball Molly and Paddy Pimblett fight next? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. Adding of her stunning triumph which included another spinning back elbow: "It was mad to replicate the same finish but this time I feel like it was magnified because of the likes of Drake putting a £2m bet on us."There was a lot more eyes on us to see if we were actually who we say we are."My and my girlfriend were washing our clothes and hoovering.

A mural has been painted in Dundee in honour of UFC star Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett. The cage-fighter made an impassioned speech on Saturday night after a close friend committed suicide just hours before the bout.

READ MORE: UFC London finale ends after 16 seconds with horror knee injury as Tom Aspinall collapses"He said he won't do a stadium in the UK, but the Baddy's come along. So we will." And after the Scouse reception that both Pimblett and Molly McCann got at the 02, even White must be seeing the potential of an event in the north west.But he won't be the first fighter to take centre stage in front of a packed football stadium, as many greats have done the same before him.

Paddy Pimblett has vowed never to fight at the O2 Arena again and is instead targeting a bout at Anfield - the home of his beloved Liverpool. Paddy the Baddy went two for two at the O2 Arena in UFC on Saturday night as he defeated Jordan Leavitt with a submission in the second round of their clash. A packed house witnessed the Scouse fighter take his UFC record to three out of three, but the 27-year-old doesn't believe the iconic venue is big enough for his future ambitions.

Paddy Pimblett has told UFC fans that he will never again fight at The O2 arena in London while insisting that Dana White will go back on his vow over holding an event at Anfield. UFC president White seemed to end The Baddy's dream of fighting at his spiritual home and the residence of his beloved Liverpool FC by saying that the promotion will not "go outside in f****** England" due to the weather.

UFC London.Curtis, dubbed Action Man, stepped up to take on Hermansson with just two weeks notice following the withdrawal of Darren Till having won his first three UFC bouts in some style.However, the experienced Hermansson utilised his reach advantage expertly and ignored the constant requests of Curtis for the pair to stand toe-to-toe to claim a victory by unanimous decision. READ MORE: UFC London finale ends after 16 seconds with horror knee injury as Tom Aspinall collapses Growing increasingly frustrated as his chances of winning reduced to zero, Curtis shouted insults at his rival and put his middle fingers up inside the octagon and had to be pushed back into his own corner by referee Marc Goddard at the final bell.Leaving the floor at The O2 the American continued to swear at his Norwegian foe, who apologised to commentator Michael Bisping in his post-fight interview."He was taunting me, and a frog jumped out of my mouth," Hermansson said. Who should headline the next UFC London? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below. One fan wrote: "I like Chris Curtis; very disappointed with his reactions here.

Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett and Molly 'Meatball' McCann were both victorious during UFC London on Saturday night, but Drake was perhaps the biggest winner of them all.The Scouse UFC duo have risen to stardom, and both finished their opponents inside two rounds at the O2 Arena on Saturday. It was never in doubt that Pimblett and McCann would send the English crowd wild, but Canadian rapper Drake will also be celebrating their victories.They say the rich get richer, and that's certainly the case here.

Stormzy was shocked to see that UFC star Molly McCann could lift him with ease.The British rapper is a big fan of Scouse duo McCann and Paddy Pimblett, and was seen celebrating with the duo following their wins at UFC London on Saturday night. Stormzy was also in the front row for the event, and McCann ran over to the rapper to celebrate after her first round finish against Hannah Goldy.And at a height of 6'4, there aren't many people that Stormzy would fear.

winning the second round through submission in just his third UFC outing. But following his win, the 27-year-old, from Huyton, discussed two tragedies that occured during the build-up to the fight including the recent death of his close friend - and used his post-match interview as a platform to encourage men to speak out about their mental health troubles. UFC LONDON CARD: Recap all the action and results at UFC London in our blog READ MORE: Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann pay tribute after death of four-year-old Lee "Yeah, once again I'm disappointed in my performance lad, that's not me," said Pimblett while speaking to former UFC champion Michael Bisping.

READ MORE: Molly McCann mocks beloved Everton after delighting UFC London with first-round stoppage Aspinall went into the fight ranked #6 in the UFC heavyweight standings to the #4 of Blaydes, aiming to edge ever closer to a title fight, having won his first five bouts in the promotion.The 29-year-old had previously admitted that whatever happened the night wouldn't have been as perfect as his comprehensive triumph over Alexander Volkov in March.Aspinall told Daily Star Sport: "It doesn't go more perfect than that. Who should headline the next UFC London card? Tell us in the comments section below. "I'm never going to have a fight as good as that again.

UFC crowd with a brutal TKO on opponent Hannah Goldy, and proceeded to celebrate with Stormzy who was in the front row.It was another victorious occasion for McCann on British soil, as her round one heroics stopped Goldy, who was tipped to be one of her toughest opponents yet. But with Stormzy backing both her and Paddy Pimblett, McCann delivered the goods before rushing over to the rapper.McCann delivered another brutal elbow before being stopped by the referee, and in usual chaotic scenes she hopped the cage and celebrated with a drink after hugging Stormzy.

Paddy Pimblett continued his rise to UFC superstardom with an enthralling victory over his toughest opponent yet in the form of Jordan Leavitt at UFC London on Saturday evening.After Leavitt promised to twerk over his rival should he have won the bout, the Baddy said he would instead 'teabag' the American should his winning streak continue in the style of 'Modern Warfare 2'.Having got the better of the opening two rounds and completed the act, he hugged it out with Leavitt to end their rivalry as he look ahead to his next bout - which could well be stateside. READ MORE: Drake places £1.9million bet on Paddy Pimblett and Meatball Molly's fights at UFC London Pimblett, who planned to make light work of his rival following first-round victories in each of his first two UFC outings, took a dislike to Leavitt's pre-fight taunts.He said "He's an absolute crab. Do you know what I mean? He can't throw a punch to save his life, and he's trying to talk s***."Adding: "I've never really been p***ed off leading up to a fight.

READ MORE: Drake places £1.9million bet on Paddy Pimblett and Meatball Molly's fights at UFC London The Meatball came out firing and in a bid to delight the crowd and did just that with a string of brutal connections that included her now trademark spinning back elbow.With Herb Dean calling off the bout inside the opening round the Meatball hailed the crowd for their support of female combat sports, which she says is unrivalled.Commentator Michael Bisping then asked McCann who she would like to fight next - but she insisted that it wasn't up to her - but the big Blue did jokingly say: "I won't let you down - I'm not Everton Football Club!" Who should Molly McCann fight next? Give us your thoughts in the comments section below.Earlier on the night, Nicolas Dalby beat Claudio Silva by unanimous decision with Victoria Leonardo securing victory over Mandy Bohm by the same method.Up next was the Black Country Banger Jai Herbert, who took on Canadian Kyle Nelson and claimed a unanimous decision victory as did Muhammad Mokaev over Charles Johnson.The first stoppage of the night came at the hands of Jonathan Pearce who wore down Makwan Amirkhani to secure a second round finish before Nathaniel Wood got back to winning ways after a war with Charles Rosa.Fellow Brit Marc Diakiese then made it four in a row for the home favourites by seeing off the threat of Damir Hadzovic over three rounds at lightweight.

UFC London win over flyweight rival Charles Johnson on Saturday evening as Paddy Pimblett, Molly McCann and Tom Aspinall waited in the wings.Charles Johnson came into the bout on the back of 10 wins from 12 MMA bouts and four consecutive LFA victories to earn his fight shot at UFC glory as the promotion returned to the UK.Mokaev, who beat Cody Durden by guillotine choke to open the first UFC London of the year in March, had early joy but ended the fight frustrated against a resistant Johnson, despite moving to 7-0. READ MORE: Drake places £1.9million bet on Paddy Pimblett and Meatball Molly's fights at UFC London Mokaev, who fights out of Manchester by way of Dagestan, was never looking for a slow rise into the UFC rankings having put together a perfect amateur career of 22 victories. Mokaev told Daily Star Sport ahead of his UFC debut on the first London card of the year that he wanted to break the record of Jon Jones to become the youngest champion in the history of the promotion.

Paddy Pimblett had a day to remember as he swapped the octagon for the race track by paying a visit to a Formula 1 grand prix earlier this month. The UFC star was a guest of the Haas team at the British Grand Prix and seemed to be a lucky charm for the F1 minnows, who secured a double points finish with drivers Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen.

Paddy Pimblett is gearing up for another huge UFC fight on Saturday night as he takes on Jordan Leavitt at the O2 Arena.Pimblett bared his backside at the weigh-in ahead of the clash and offered a message to those who doubted he could make the weight - "kiss my a***." Pimblett, 27, is returning to the octagon for the first time since his impressive win over Rodrigo Vargas in March and has shed 50lbs in weight following his success over Vargas after going on an 11,000-calorie binge and dubbing himself 'Paddy the fatty.'READ MORE: UFC ring girl dated PSG star Neymar and now has sizzling OnlyFans account Pimblett has become a success in MMA with a fight record of 18 wins and three losses but his first ever loss was against a novice who beat him in 35 seconds back on October 5, 2013.

Paddy Pimblett bared his backside at the weigh-in ahead of his UFC fight on Saturday and offered a message to those who doubted he could make the weight - "kiss my a***."Pimblett, 27, returns to the octagon this weekend for the first time since his impressive win over Rodrigo Vargas in March as he takes on Jordan Leavitt at the O2 Arena on Saturday. The Liverpudlian brawler put on almost 50lbs in two weeks following his success over Vargas after going on an 11,000 calorie binge and dubbing himself 'Paddy the fatty.'But he has impressively shed 49lbs of that weight to make the lightweight limit for his fight against Leavitt, weighing in at 156lb.

UFC star Sean O’Malley landed a brutal spinning body kick, leaving YouTube star Tyler Chaffee rolling on the floor in pain. O’Malley was spotted out in Miami enjoying himself at a party alongside Chaffee and his YouTube prankster group the Nelk Boys.The Nelk Boys are known to be good friend’s with UFC boss Dana White, and are often seen ringside alongside the championship president.