One of the most popular names in European MMA, Paddy Pimblett returns to the world's most famous octagon this Saturday (11) against Benoit Saint-Denis, another prospect from the lightweight division (up to 70,3 kg). Side A of the co-main event of UFC 329The Briton is eyeing the possibility of facing Conor McGregor, which returns from a five-year hiatus and faces off against Max Holloway in the last act of the night.
El Malvado spoke about the matter in an interview with the UFC itself during the final phase of his preparation. Despite preaching caution and making it clear that the results of this weekend will define the future, he made himself available to face El Notório even outside of his natural weight class.
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"The perfect fight for me would be Conor (McGregor). It's crazy to be on the same card as..." Conor McGregor"It's probably going to be the most-watched UFC event in history. If McGregor wins and I win, I want to fight again before the end of the year. Could I fight him at Madison Square Garden in the welterweight division? We need to see what happens," he stated.
Paddy Pimblett says the perfect next fight for him is against Conor McGregor
“If McGregor wins and I win, I'll fight him at welterweight in MSG.” 👀 #UFC329 pic.twitter.com/jKwtIfUMNN
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Paddy Pimblett is coming off a loss to Justin Gaethje

Justin Gaehtje in victory against Paddy Pimblett. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram.
According to him, the setback in the confrontation with Justin gaethje It helped the public's perception of him, even though it wasn't a victory. The two faced off for the interim lightweight title (up to 70,3 kg), with the American winning by unanimous decision. More recently, Destaque shocked the world by ending the undefeated streak of... Ilia Topuria Right there in the White House.
"I won seven fights in a row, but I don't think my stock went up that much compared to the loss in the last fight. I defeated names like..." Michael chandler, Bobby Green e Tony FergusonBut I got punched in the head for five rounds and my stock went up. It went up because I had a five-round war with a legend like... Justin gaethje”He concluded.
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