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As the UFC gears up for an explosive summer showdown, all eyes are on rising star Paddy Pimblett and his anticipated bout against Renato Moicano. The British fighter, currently recovering from shoulder injuries sustained before his UFC 296 victory over Tony Ferguson, is eager to settle the score with Moicano, who recently called him out for a clash at UFC 301.
In a fiery exchange on his YouTube channel, Pimblett didn't mince words, declaring,
"Renato Moicano — ‘Money’ Moicano — you owe me money, lad. I’m coming for you, little sausage."
Moicano, known for his calculated approach inside the octagon, strategically targeted Pimblett for a showdown at UFC 301 in Rio de Janeiro. However, Pimblett cited personal reasons for a delayed return to action, citing the impending birth of his child and the need for recovery from his shoulder injuries.
Despite the setback, Pimblett remains focused on his training and recovery regimen, guided by his strength and conditioning coach, Paul Reed. The fighter's determination to overcome adversity is evident, as he aims to secure a victory over Moicano and climb the UFC rankings.
A win over Moicano would not only solidify Pimblett's position in the lightweight division but also pave the way for a potential shot at the top-15 rankings. Moicano, currently ranked No. 13, is equally motivated to continue his winning streak and prove his worth against formidable opponents like Pimblett.
As the anticipation builds for this highly anticipated summer spectacle, fans can expect fireworks both inside and outside the octagon. Pimblett vs. Moicano promises to be a clash of words and warriors, showcasing the relentless spirit and competitive drive that define UFC's elite athletes.