Whilst all three fighters received ‘Performance of The Night’ bonuses, Liverpool’s Darren Till couldn’t find a way past Derek Brunson in the main event, unfortunately being submitted in the third round. Get your boy in the main event, or the co-main, and I'll blow the roof off the gaff." On a card filled with British fighters, fellow Liverpudlian Molly ‘Meatball’ McCann beat Ji Yeon Kim by unanimous decision and Salford-born Tom Aspinall continued to climb the heavyweight rankings with an impressive first round knockout to Sergey Spivak, extending his finishing streak. He also reminded everyone of his desire to fight on a UFC card back home in England: "Dana, Shelby, let's get England back on, lad! Let's get back to the UK. I'm the new main man on the UFC roster Paddy Pimblett, UFC fighter
And what happened? I'm here to take over, lad. Paddy Pimblett says he’s on the comeback trail following an ankle injury he suffered in his most recent UFC bout. me and you will be having this conversation after a first-round finish. Paddy Pimblett provides injury update, admits he was ‘sh in me last fight’. In his post-fight interview with Michael Bisping, Paddy said: The small crowd in attendance roared their approval as Paddy stormed around the ring, announcing his arrival in the world’s biggest mixed martial arts promotion.
In what was one of the most anticipated UFC debuts of recent times, Paddy was rocked earlier in the round but recovered and fought back with a flurry of strikes ending up with a right hand that sent Vendramini to the canvas and forced a stoppage. Before what was his debut fight for the promotion, Paddy had promised to finish the fight in the first round and much to his fans delight, that promise came true. Liverpool's Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett fought to an inspiring win on the UFC Fight Night 191 main card in Las Vegas on Saturday night when he defeated Luigi Vendramini in the first round.
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