"I enjoy being fat"- Paddy Pimblett and his unhealthy lifestyle

Paddy "The Baddy" Pimblett is a lightweight fighter in the UFC with a professional MMA record of 17 wins and 3 losses. Paddy holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and is a former Cage Warriors featherweight champion. Fans say he is a new discovery like Conor McGregor used to be because every time this talented youngster has a fight, they are always some of the most watched fights and everyone is excited to see what this showman will do this time. His last fight says it all! The UFC reported a record in attendance! They managed to sell out the O2 arena in London with 17081 people in attendance!

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However, among the MMA elite, he is called "The Fatty" instead of "The Baddy". There's a reason for that of course, his lifestyle is outrageous and everyone criticizes him for it. However, he has already shown before and after his UFC fight that we will hear from him more often because he is also a great speaker. As for the criticism that started to pour in after the post-fight photo of him getting spanked, Paddy has a clear stance.

"Everybody's talking about how fat Paddy is. You know, I like it, I enjoy being fat. Yes, I'd rather be fat and happy than nervous and unhappy 24/7. Not like these people who keep their figures all year round. Go enjoy life if you're not enjoying it. Stop enjoying life in a healthy way and worrying about dying because of a cookie."

Recently, Paddy even boasted about how much he can eat in one day.

"We went to a wrap where there was chicken, cheese, bacon and spicy mayonnaise. Of course we had chips. Those also had their own sauce. Then we added some more. There was halloumi and some pasta. Then at home I had 240 grams of chocolate candy. 11,000 calories just whistling. But whatever, then I had a coke, hummus and BBQ wings. Plus garlic bread, rice and chips. Half the chicken disappeared like nothing, too. At home, I added donuts and cookies. Of course, we also had some booze to go with it. I'm just enjoying being fat and chubby right now. Maybe I'm overdoing it a little, but I'll quit soon."

The fact that people criticize him for his fatness further encourages his controversial social media work and intentionally makes this young man even more likely to go out or make videos testing the biggest fast food joints and similar extremes. Of course, we all probably know very well that you can't go very far with this lifestyle. Paddy is 1995, so he is still young and may not be experiencing any problems at the moment, but as we mention in our obesity video, a lot of these health problems don't hurt. Whether it's a problem with cholesterol, blood pressure or organ fat, it can all build up and it will have a catastrophic effect on him if he doesn't change something. We hope it's just a momentary youthful fling that brings lots of attention and soon Paddy will realise that he just can't go on like this!