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Headliner Tom Aspinall’s UFC London ended in agony on Saturday night when he suffered a freak knee injury 15 seconds into his heavyweight clash against Curtis Blaydes, as Paddy Pimblett stole the show with another emphatic victory and a viral post-fight plea.
Writing for RTÉ Sport in 2018, three-time Tyrone All-Ireland winner Philip Jordan dedicated an entire column to the brilliance of his former coach Paddy Tally and the influence he had on his career.
Paddy Pimblett was preparing for arguably the biggest night of his UFC career to date when he took on Jordan Leavitt at the O2 Arena at UFC London.
Paddy Pimblett revealed after his victory over Jordan Leavitt that one of his friends took his own life shortly before his latest fight.
LONDON: Liverpool's Paddy Pimblett electrified the crowd at UFC London with a second-round submission victory over Jordan Leavitt before making an emotional call for men to talk about their feelings following the death of his friend by suicide.
Liverpool lightweight Paddy Pimblett revealed he learned a friend had taken his own life ahead of his latest Ultimate Fighting Championship outing on Saturday.
English heavyweight Tom Aspinall was forced to quit after just 15 seconds of his top-of-the bill Ultimate Fighting Championship bout with American Curtis Blaydes on Saturday.
Pimblett, known as Paddy The Baddy, locked American Jordan Leavitt in a rear-naked choke to win the fight in the second round.