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King Green Outraged, Goes Off On "Spoiled" Paddy Pimblett!!

Updated: Jul 26


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Paddy Pimblett vs. King Green: A Clash of Eras at UFC 304

The octagon is set to ignite with intense action as Paddy Pimblett (21-3-0) faces King Green (31-15-1) at UFC 304 in what promises to be a clash of the ages. On July 27th, these two warriors will step into the cage, bringing with them not only their fighting prowess but also a brewing animosity that has fans buzzing with anticipation.


Pimblett known for his brash demeanor and charismatic personality, has found himself in the crosshairs of the veteran fighter, King Green. Green, a staple in the UFC for over a decade, recently voiced his disdain for Pimblett's attitude, setting the stage for a highly charged bout.


Green's Grievances: A Battle for Respect

Green's remarks have been nothing short of incendiary. He didn't hold back, expressing his frustrations with Pimblett's perceived arrogance. "The thing is, the kid was getting a little too brash. I’m a humble guy. I believe in being humble. For some reason, he keeps calling me the cocky guy. He’s the cocky f*cker. To me, it’s like, I’ve earned my spot. I’ve been here for so long. I think I’m here 12 years now, fighting. And not just 12 years where I fight once a year and then I hang out and come back the next year and fight. No, consistently doing four, five fights a year. So for me, it’s a little bit different, where I’ve earned my spot."


The Spoiled Kid vs. The Cool Kid

Green's criticism of Pimblett goes beyond the usual pre-fight banter. He draws a stark contrast between their respective paths in the UFC, portraying Pimblett as a "spoiled kid" who has had everything handed to him, while Green himself has had to fight tooth and nail for every opportunity. "That guy was running his mouth and doing all this barking and I’m like, ‘Who is that guy?’ He just started acting like he was the big shit. The problem for me, I call him the spoiled kid. Spoiled kid. Certain kids that don’t know that you got the whole house, everything’s been built around you. And I think for me, it goes back to my days where I come from because I didn’t have a mom and dad. I saw those kids act like that in school, ‘Man, they don’t even know how they treat their mom and their dad. They’re spoiled.’ He acts the same way. He doesn’t realize the UFC is working with him, giving him every opportunity, building you. I had to earn it. They had to put me through the fire. I’ve been forged by fire. You, they built you. There’s a difference between us.”


Green’s determination to prove himself is evident in his intense training regimen and the sacrifices he has made over the years. He feels that Pimblett has had a smoother path paved for him, which only adds fuel to his desire to win this fight. “That’s what I’m saying, the spoiled kids versus the cool kids, The real ones. He don’t know that he’s getting the door opened and he gets to walk through it. All he has to do is shut up, smile, and he’s got the whole oyster. But somewhere in there, he got to start getting brash. I feel like once you start winning, you can get drunk off of it, where you start feeling yourself. He starts talking shit, like, yeah, somebody hasn’t popped that bubble yet. Nobody has burst your bubble and let you know that’s a false reality.”


A Fight with High Stakes

For Green, this fight is not just about winning; it's about setting the record straight and earning respect. “You know how to piss me off! That’s why I’m kicking his ass a little bit more. That’s what I’m talking about, the spoiled kids. I’ve worked so hard for this f*cking company, I’ve took so many fights on short notice, broken hand, this and that, threw the company on my back a thousand times. I fought a guy, had to come back and fight Islam 10 days later!”


The intensity of Green's words highlights the emotional and physical investment he has in this fight. He’s determined to show that his years of hard work and dedication cannot be overshadowed by a newcomer who he feels has had it easy. “I’ve done the most for this f*cking company to get my shorts, but this guy just gets to come here, walk in and get them. It’s like, wow! That’s what I’m talking about, that spoiled shit. All he had to do was say, ‘Hey, I want my shorts!’ and they gave him his shorts. So now I’m going to kick his ass for that reason. I’m kicking his ass for that and that’s it. Let’s go.”


The Final Countdown

As the fight approaches, fans are eagerly awaiting the showdown between these two fighters. Will Pimblett's youthful confidence and skill be enough to overcome Green's experience and determination? Or will Green’s relentless drive and seasoned prowess prove too much for the brash newcomer?


UFC 304 is set to be a night of fireworks, with Paddy Pimblett and King Green ready to leave it all in the octagon. This clash of eras, styles, and attitudes promises to deliver an unforgettable battle. Don't miss it! Fight.TV is here for it!

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