A biography for Paddy Pimbletthasn’t been written yet.
“I wear my heart on my sleeve inside and outside the cage.”
“I'm loyal.”
“Before any big fight, you go through 'fight camp' which is around eight to ten weeks of intensive training working on specific strategies on taking on your opponent.”
“If I fought Jake Paul, he'd have to come down to 180, 175 even. I fight at 155, he fights at 195, so we can meet in the middle.”
“I tried to just rely on my talent years ago and ended up losing a couple of fights because of that.”
“You need some time off for your own sanity, to be honest.”
“I went into a fight years ago and I got surgery on the 10th of May and then I fought on the 1st of September. When I broke my wrist, I got a big scar there, and I shouldn't have fought. I lost that fight.”
“People train harder than they've ever done to fight me because they know, if they beat me, their career is gonna get to the next stratosphere.”
“That's why I have so many fans. I look like the kid next door.”
“I was a stupid idiot when I was younger. I didn't mature until I was 24, 25.”
“I do me, lad. No one will ever change me. Simple as that.”
“I've mentioned a lot before that I don't like coffee.”
“To be honest, I don't know if I'd go into another fight injured again.”
“The UFC knows my star power.”
“If you've got a platform like I've got, why shouldn't you help people?”
“When you say to people, 'I do MMA.' Most of them go, 'What's that?' You say, 'UFC.' People don't even know what MMA is. They know what UFC is.”
“I think my opponents have had a bad wrap because it's me who's beat them.”
“I can't help myself lad, I like fighting.”
“Everyone knows I'm the boy, the one getting the bums on seats.”
“Honestly, you put so much love into this sport that it makes you hate it. If you don't have times where you hate it, you're not doing it right.”