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Conor McGregor and Jake Paul have both reacted to Paddy Pimblett’s controversial UFC win over Jared Gordon. The two fighters both gave differing opinions to the fledging MMA star's dubious points victory, reports the Mirror.

Earlier this year she sent pulses racing when she uploaded a bra-less selfie from a hotel in Singapore.READ MORE: Social media sensation Hasbulla confirms he will fight after signing UFC dealAnd Baker caused pandemonium online once again when she unleashed her perfect physique on Twitter on Monday. The blond bombshell looked stunning as she posed in a figure hugging white crop top that revealed her toned stomach.She completed the outfit with a pair of blue shorts and white trainers as she trained in the gym.

Stormzy has returned to Instagram after a two-year hiatus from his social media platforms. The 29-year-old left fans stunned when he decided to shut down both his Instagram and Twitter accounts abruptly.But now, it looks like he is finally ready to make his return to the social media world by reopening his Instagram but hasn't yet posted any videos or images. READ MORE: Molly McCann 'suplexes' Stormzy as Paddy Pimblett saves rapper from UFC fall Despite no posts, the Mel Made Me Do It rapper has already accumulated 3million followers.Earlier this year, Stormzy spoke openly on his decision to shut down Instagram and Twitter while admitting that it was becoming too noisy.Speaking on an episode of Leaving Vibe Radio on Apple Music 1, Stormzy explained that he felt the need to always post his achievements and thought it was becoming more about his "ego".He said: "We done the show and I came off stage and I remember one of my first feelings was getting the clip of us to put on social media but I didn't have social media.

Tom Aspinall has revealed that he has been working with Cristiano Ronaldo's former surgeon as he hopes for a successful return to the Octagon in the wake of a nasty knee injury suffered at UFC London in July.

White had previously managed Ortiz but the relationship between the pair soured when he landed his role with the UFC. As tensions built, they agreed to settle up in the boxing ring with an exhibition match in 2007.The fight never materialised after Ortiz failed to show up for the weigh-in and he insists that was because he was on a hiding to nothing if he accepted the terms on offer.READ MORE: UFC chief Dana White shows off ripped physique after he was told he has '10 years to live'“It was supposed to be 50/50 [on any money that was revenue from the fight and then when it came about to the contract to sign, that wasn’t in it.," he told Paddy Pimblett's Chattin Pony podcast.

Read more: Paddy Pimblett proves he's not 'Paddy the Fatty' as he poses with bikini-clad girlfriendTwo years later he made his professional debut and won the AFMT Muay Thai heavyweight title fight against Jérémy Jeanne by a second-round knockout.He continued to have a successful career and the “humble” fighter is a two-time national Muay Thai Champion.In 2018, he left Muay Thai for the UFC, where he continues to thrive. Gane’s game record is currently 10-1.Speaking about his nickname, he said: “I know I’m a good guy. Every time I like to love, I like to dance every time.

MMA stars Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann a rolex watch after winning a bit on the pair at UFC London last month. Both Pimblett and McCann secured impressive victories in the capital, earning Drake a cool £3million in winnings.McCann picked up her win after stopping rival Hannah Goldy in round one, before fellow scouser Pimblett followed up by defeating Jordan Leavitt with a brutal choke in round two.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorPeyton Manning wants to go to the mat in his ongoing bid to create a sports-content empire.The football legend, who gained notice last year when he and his brother Eli launched an accompanying “ManningCast” for ESPN’s “Monday Night Football,” is backing a similar concept for ESPN’s UFC pay-per-view streams. Fans who opt to watch Saturday night’s welterweight bout between Kamaru Usman and Leon Edwards via ESPN+ will also have access to a second stream featuring Rob Gronkowski and his brothers Chris, Dan, Glenn and Gordie Jr. along with father Gordon, who will host what is being called “ UFC 278 with The Gronks.

Dana White says Paddy Pimblett’s weight gain hurts UFC - and is ‘tough on his organs’.White addressed Pimblett’s condition when speaking after the Contender Series on Tuesday, with the Liverpudlian estimating his weight to be at 200lbs last weekend. When asked about Pimblett’s plan to fight again in December, White said: "Yeah, I like it. He’s going to have to lose some weight!"Adding when asked about his weight fluctuation: "It’s not good for ya.

UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz was viciously knocked-out by the left foot of Marlon Vera in a brutal end an absorbing UFC Fight Night main event. Cruz, who had beaten Casey Kenney and Pedro Munhoz after losing to Henry Cejudo following a four-year hiatus, came into the bout as a slight underdog against the in-form Colombian.Vera, who is eight years younger than his 37-year-old opponent, held his #5 ranking with victory having knocked down #8 Cruz on three occasions at the Pechanga Arena including the fourth-round finish. READ MORE: Paddy Pimblett explains when he will stop piling on the pounds after 200lb admission Vera has now picked up four consecutive victories and it well in the title picture, losing only once since handing Sean O'Malley the only defeat of his career so far.He also picked up $300,000 (£246,000) including a major win bonus, with Cruz picking up the smaller sum of $175,000 (£144,000).

UFC contender Mackenzie Dern stole the show at UFC Fight Night: Vera vs. Cruz on Saturday evening - having caught the eyes of fans on social media.The 29-year-old, who holds a professional record of 12-2, is currently ranked #4 in the strawweight standings and is booked in to headline a fight night of her own against Yan Xiaonan in October.Away from the octagon, Dern has built up an Instagram following of one million thanks to her regular updates that include bikini snaps and training videos as well as her life as a mother. READ MORE: Paddy Pimblett explains when he will stop piling on the pounds after 200lb admission Taking some time out from her busy pre-fight preparations, Dern was in attendance at the Pechanga Arena in San Diego to see team-mate Marlon Vera beat former two-time UFC Bantamweight Champion Dominick Cruz.Before that event took place, the UFC cameras zoomed in on the fighter and she did a little dance before sending a love heart to supporters and shadow boxing.Dern's brief appearance got a huge reaction on social media - and no doubt boosted her followers on social media even higher. Will Mackenzie Dern one day be a UFC champion? Tell us in the comments section below. One fan wrote: "Mackenzie Dern should get a crypto bonus tonight."With a second adding: "Mackenzie Dern gaining a lot of new fans tonight, and she didn’t even fight."A third continued: "Mackenzie dern has beat the life game and has no more challenges left." With a fourth agreeing: "Ok i see why people like Mackenzie Dern."Dern made her professional debut back in 2016 and won seven of her nine bouts since joining the UFC with a win over Ashley Yoder in 2018.Having registered four consecutive victories across 2020 and 2021, Dern bounce back

UFC stardom, Scouse star Paddy Pimblett was seen rocking a shaved head and braces as an up and coming 16-year-old fighter. Pimblett has announced himself as one of UFC’s biggest stars in recent months, with his infectious personality and fierce fighting style helping him rise to the top.In the midst of his climb, a video of the now 27-year-old as a fresh-faced teenager has emerged, where a young Pimblett introduces himself and discusses an upcoming fight.

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.

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.

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.