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This is absolutely wild. Paddy Pimblett, the Liverpool loudmouth who's been calling his shots since day one, is getting his title shot against Justin Gaethje. The Baddy's been on a tear through the lightweight division, sitting pretty at 7-0 in the UFC, and that brutal finish of Michael Chandler back in April with those nasty elbows from mount? That sealed the deal. Meanwhile, Gaethje's been saying he might hang it up if he doesn't get another crack at gold, and here we are. Here's the thing - these are two completely different animals.
Paddy's a submission wizard who's always hunting for the finish, whether it's that slick triangle he caught King Green with in Manchester or the rear naked choke on Leavitt. But Gaethje? Dude's a walking highlight reel who just outworked Rafael Fiziev in March, landing 98 strikes and controlling the pace for three rounds. That head kick knockout of Dustin Poirier in 2023 still gives people chills. The matchup is fascinating because Paddy's never faced someone who brings the violence like Gaethje does. The Highlight doesn't give you time to think, doesn't give you space to work your game.
He's in your face throwing bombs from the opening bell. Paddy's gonna have to survive that storm and find a way to drag this to the ground, because standing with Gaethje is playing with fire. This is for an interim belt, which means the winner's next in line for the real thing. Paddy's trying to prove he belongs at the top, while Gaethje's fighting to stay relevant at 37 years old. One guy's career is just taking off, the other's might be ending.


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This one heats up the second Gaethje starts throwing leather, and if Paddy survives the early chaos, watch for him to hunt that neck in rounds two or three.

Paddy Pimblett finish map

Paddy Pimblett breakdown
This is absolutely wild. Paddy Pimblett, the Liverpool loudmouth who's been calling his shots since day one, is getting his title shot against Justin Gaethje. The Baddy's been on a tear through the lightweight division, sitting pretty at 7-0 in the UFC, and that brutal finish of Michael Chandler back in April with those nasty elbows from mount? That sealed the deal. Meanwhile, Gaethje's been saying he might hang it up if he doesn't get another crack at gold, and here we are. Here's the thing - these are two completely different animals.
Paddy's a submission wizard who's always hunting for the finish, whether it's that slick triangle he caught King Green with in Manchester or the rear naked choke on Leavitt. But Gaethje? Dude's a walking highlight reel who just outworked Rafael Fiziev in March, landing 98 strikes and controlling the pace for three rounds. That head kick knockout of Dustin Poirier in 2023 still gives people chills. The matchup is fascinating because Paddy's never faced someone who brings the violence like Gaethje does. The Highlight doesn't give you time to think, doesn't give you space to work your game.
He's in your face throwing bombs from the opening bell. Paddy's gonna have to survive that storm and find a way to drag this to the ground, because standing with Gaethje is playing with fire. This is for an interim belt, which means the winner's next in line for the real thing. Paddy's trying to prove he belongs at the top, while Gaethje's fighting to stay relevant at 37 years old. One guy's career is just taking off, the other's might be ending.
This one heats up the second Gaethje starts throwing leather, and if Paddy survives the early chaos, watch for him to hunt that neck in rounds two or three.

Justin Gaethje finish map

Justin Gaethje breakdown
Pace delta
+1.4 significant strikes/min
Justin Gaethje averages 6.6 significant strikes per minute while Paddy Pimblett sits at 5.2.
AI confidence
88%
Probability weighting from the AgentMMA simulator.
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