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Paddy Pimblett Recovers from UFC Loss, Vows to Win Gold
28 Jan
Summary
- Paddy Pimblett confirmed he has no injuries post-UFC loss.
- He vows to still achieve his destiny of winning UFC gold.
- Pimblett dedicated his fight to a friend's late mother and a brother.
Paddy Pimblett has spoken publicly for the first time since his UFC 324 defeat to Justin Gaethje, offering a reassuring health update.
Pimblett confirmed he is "all good" and free of injuries following the bout, despite a grueling five-round fight that saw him beaten on points.
He expressed his belief that winning UFC gold remains in his destiny, vowing to return for the undisputed title. Pimblett also conveyed respect for Gaethje, acknowledging him as the better fighter on the night and wishing him well in his pursuit of the championship.
In a poignant moment, Pimblett dedicated his performance to the memory of Julie Gittins, mother of his friend Liam Gittins, and to Andre, brother of Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota. He emphasized his toughness and determination, stating that fans have not seen the last of him.
