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UFC London stars Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann reveal how much they made for their fights

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Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann, two of the most stand-out performers of the UFC London event reveal how low they actually made for their respective fights

UFC London delivered beyond the wildest dreams of the UFC top brass- arousing crowd, exhilarating fights and jaw-dropping finishes, the card had it all. But the singular most noteworthy moments were delivered by Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann, who didn’t just perform, but also spoke exceptionally well on the mic.

LONDON, ENGLAND – MARCH 19: Paddy Pimblett celebrates with Molly Mccann after defeating Kazula Vargas during UFC Fight Night: Volkov v Aspinall at the The O2 Arena on March 19, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

Rumors surfaced on the internet as to how much the fighters made for their fights, but the reality was far from the reverie. Pimblett even made fun of a post on Twitter that detailed the payout of each fighter on the card. He said, ‘

I wish I was gettin paid that are yous for fucking real?!’

Speaking to “The Dave Portnoy Show With Eddie & Co.” the fighters revealed how much they actually made, “Yup, $12k and $12k [12k to show and 12k to fight] ”

“You have to pay your dues, but I’ll tell you one thing Dave, Dana will be getting the money out for our boy Patrick now,” McCann added as Portnoy was stunned at the low pay Pimblett received. She was then asked to confirm how much she was paid and McCann replied, “I think it was $40k and $40k.”

Both fighters received an extra 50 grand for their performance, but it is noteworthy how little they made without that.

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Paddy has a reputation of being too unvarnished and upfront, especially while speaking his mind on social media. This has put him in a jam several times in the past, and his account has been deleted on various occasions.

Pimblett gets really irked when he comes across cyber-bullying and harsh comments. His account has been blocked several times because he confronted the bullies, and he spoke candidly about this subject.

“I don’t even care that people say stuff about me, say stuff about me all you want, but not about a three-year-old child that’s fighting for his life. I can’t sit there and let someone talk about that.”

Following his first-round victory against Vargas, Pimblett spoke to Bisping inside the octagon and called out Zuckerberg in an epic rant. He said, “Mark Zuckerberg – lad, I’m gonna punch your head in. I’m sick of you, lad. I’m sick of you shutting my Instagram accounts down when all I do is help charities & help people with mental health problems. You’re the biggest bully in the world, lad.”

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