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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.

Paddy Pimblett has been suspended just hours before his UFC London return against Jordan Leavitt as his battle with social media giants continues.The Baddy is an avid user of both Instagram and Twitter where he has built up a combined total of more than one million followers - but only one of those accounts remains active.The 27-year-old Liverpudlian has enjoyed a smash hit start to his UFC career with entertaining first-round victories over Luigi Vendramini and Rodrigo Vargas amid his clashes with the media platforms. READ MORE: Tom Aspinall says Curtis Blaydes has "no idea" what he's going to do at UFC London - EXCLUSIVE Following his first UFC win back in September of 2021, Pimblett called out Mark Zuckerberg after his Instagram account was shut down - later having the same problem on Twitter.He was blocked from the platform for alleged 'targeted abuse' going on to create a new account which earned verification.He said at the time: "Looks like I’ll be making a new twitter tonight ppl.Who would be your dream next opponent for Paddy Pimblett? Give us your thoughts in the comments section"The worlds full of snowflakes ya can’t even give it back to trolls now a days, but they can say what they want."As of Saturday morning (July 23) there has been no update over why Pimblett's account has again been suspended, but he is sure to mention it in the octagon should he extend his professional record to 19-3 with a win over Leavitt (10–1).Twitter regulations state: "Twitter's purpose is to serve the public conversation."Violence, harassment and other similar types of behaviour discourage people from expressing themselves, and ultimately diminish the value of global public conversation."Our rules are to ensure all people can

Paddy Pimblett has told Gary Neville “I hated you” to his face after the Manchester United legend stepped inside the octagon.Paddy the Baddy has taken the UFC by storm since making his debut for the promotion in September 2021 with a knockout win over Luigi Vendramini. He has since gone on to win another Performance of the Night courtesy of another stunning victory in front of a packed out O2 Arena at UFC London.But before devastating his opponents in MMA, the 27-year-old Liverpudlian’s anger was directed at former England and United right-back Neville.

Paddy Pimblett's ruthless MMA skills were on show long before he joined the UFC.Pimblett, 27, further enhanced his claims for a title shot in March when he submitted Rodrigo Vargas in London. Prior to that, in his first fight with Dana White's organisation, he KO'd Luigi Vendramini in Las Vegas - with both bouts earning him the 'Performance of the Night' honour.But followers of Pimblett's career will not have been surprised to see him land on the big stage with a bang.

Mark Zuckerberg in his entertaining post-fight interview following his win on Saturday night.Pimblett secured an emphatic victory over Rodrigo ‘Kazula’ Vargas after forcing the Mexican to submit with a brutal rear naked choke at UFC London at the O2 Arena. The Englishman now has an 18-3-0 record.It was just the second time the Brit had fought under the banner of UFC after his debut win over Luigi Vendramini back in September, and the 27-year-old made light work of another opponent.

UFC London to secure a first-round rear-naked choke victory over Kazula Vargas. The Liverpudlian hero stepped into The O2 as a huge favourite following his debut win over Luigi Vendramini in September - but things didn't go to plan from the off.Opting to trade blows after only a few seconds had passed, The Baddy came off the worse and sunk to the canvas before getting to his feet and taking the initiative by securing a takeover of his own and working his body into position over the Mexican.Pimblett then got his arm in perfect position and forced Kazula Vargas to tap, dancing to the crowd before celebrating with his team and sending the crowd into raptures.

MMA loudmouth Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett ahead of the Liverpudlian's UFC London fight against Rodrigo Vargas.Pimblett has lost just three times in his career, winning 17 of his 20 bouts and claiming a knock-out or technical knock-out in six of those victories. The English fighter will take part in just his second UFC event on Saturday when he faces Vargas at the O2 Arena.He won his first UFC bout back in September, claiming a knockout win over Brazilian Luigi Vendramini. Pimblett will take on Mexican star Vargas on Saturday night as part of the UFC London undercard, but has been sent a warning by UFC president White ahead of that bout.'The Baddy' has earned a reputation for his trash-talking over recent months, hitting out at a range of people.

UFC will return to the UK with a huge lineup of fights set to rock the capital.Liverpool fan favourite Paddy Pimblett is due to make an appearance in the octagon, to the delight of British fans.At the top of the bill is Volkov vs. Aspinall, a heavyweight battle sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats as both fighters look to move up the pecking order of the top division.

UFC's new rising star Paddy Pimblett these past nine years - quite literally in fact.Pimblett, 27, is preparing for his second bout with the organisation at UFC London this Saturday, when he takes on Mexican fighter Rodrigo 'Kazula' Vargas at lightweight level. The bout will form part of the undercard for the heavyweight clash between Alexander Volkov and Tom Aspinall, while Pimblett's fellow Liverpudlian Molly McCann will also be in action against Luana Carolina.'Paddy the Baddy' twice rejected chances to sign with Dana White's promotion during his time with Cage Warriors, where he enjoyed a reign as featherweight champion.

UFC debut victory over Luigi Vendramini back in September - and weighed so much he could have fought at light-heavyweight.Paddy the Baddy followed up on his pre-fight promise by stealing the show with a memorable first-round stoppage on his maiden fight in the promotion following five years with Cage Warriors.The 27-year-old picked up a Performance of the Night bonus for his triumph, and celebrated in style by eating three main meals and two desserts on several subsequent restaurant trips.With one fan poking fun at the lightweight back in late September with a photo of Chris Griffin, Paddy responded with the words "It me" and a shrugging shoulders emoji and a laughing face.Having weighed in at 155.5lbs (70.5kgs) for his September 4 bout, which equates to 11.1 stone, he has now explained that at his heaviest he weighed 195lb (88.4kgs) which is just shy of 14 stone."I'm going to have to try and avoid it this time," Paddy told Daily Star Sport."I think I was nearly... 195lb lad, I was nearly 200lbs, but that's what happens when you go out and eat three main meals and two desserts every single night." Will Paddy The Baddy get another UFC knockout under his belt in March? Give us your prediction in the comments section Before his body transformation, Paddy had told his doubters: "I might be fat but I'll never get lazy because of this."Everyone of yous (sic) who believe in me drive me on everyday.

TKO win over Luigi Vendramini at UFC Fight Night 191. Including his Cage Warriors record, Pimblett has 17 wins to his name, as well as three losses.The 26-year-old is on a four-year deal with Dana White’s promotion, but given his increasing popularity and potential, the star wants his salary to reflect the calibre of opponent.The Liverpudlian fighter began his career at featherweight, where he was a champion in Cage Warriors, but now fights at lightweight after making the switch in 2018.Do you agree with Pimblett? Let us know in the comments section. However, when he's out of competition the MMA star can rise up a massive five weight divisions - all because of his love of cheat meals - and has done just that in recent weeks.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Paddy Pimblett has responded in comedic fashion to taunts directed at his increase in weight since his debut UFC win.Paddy the Baddy announced himself to the world at UFC Fight Night 191 earlier this month with a stunning first-roundTKO win over Luigi Vendramini.The Liverpudlian fighter began his career at featherweight, where he was a champion in Cage Warriors, but now fights at lightweight after making the switch in 2018.However, when he's out of competition the MMA star can rise up a massive five weight divisions - all because of his love of cheat meals - and has done just that in recent weeks.This has prompted fans to aim digs at the 26-year-old, but instead of taking offence, he's

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Paddy Pimblett is taking a deserved week off following his blockbuster UFC debut victory over Luigi Vendramini in Las Vegas last weekend - but his focus remains locked in on MMA greatness.Taking some time out alongside his partner and their beloved pet dog, the Liverpudlian brawler is feeling justified in his decision to join the UFC after rejecting offers in both 2016 and 2018.The 26-year-old has found his way to the biggest stage after both winning and losing the Cage Warriors Featherweight Championship before rebuilding and getting a third approach from UFC president Dana White.One element of the fight game that no longer concerns The Baddy is confidence in his own ability - with eyes