P. Pimblett (photo) returns to the octagon next UFC London. Photo: Reproduction / Twitter @UFCEurope
Last Saturday (28), Real Madrid won their 14th Champions League title by defeating Liverpool 1-0. If on the field the celebration of the Spanish prevailed, outside the Stade de France what caught the attention were scenes of confusion and violence, both before and after the game. Scenes capable of scaring even a UFC fighter.
Liverpool fan, the light weight (up to 70,3 kg) Paddy Pimblett He reported the scenes of violence he witnessed as he left the stadium, involving groups of men armed with machetes, and admitted to having feared for his own safety.
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“First time in a long time that I really worried about my own safety, even though I knew how to take care of myself! It's different when there are groups of 30 men running around wielding machetes, robbing people and beating up harmless elderly people,” Pimblett wrote on social media.
Sharing a video of a fan being attacked and robbed by a large group of men, Pimblett stated that the fans were not to blame for what happened and pointed to older men as the main victims of the violence.
Madrid an Liverpool fans are not to blame for anything on Saturday, these were the scenes as I left the ground. In general fear u wud be attacked by 20 men with weapons luckily enough we stayed in a pack an they didn't come near us just picked on vulnerable ole men on their own!! https://t.co/imY2zxlqhB
— Paddy The Baddy (@theufcbaddy) May 30, 2022
“Madrid and Liverpool fans are not to blame for anything that happened on Saturday. These were the scenes I witnessed when I left the stadium. In general, fear of being attacked by 20 armed men. Fortunately we stayed grouped together and they didn't come close to us. They chose only old, alone and vulnerable men,” he wrote.
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