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Paddy Pimblett’s wife shares struggles of their relationship ahead of major UFC fight

January 24, 2026
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Paddy Pimblett's wife shares struggles of their relationship ahead of major UFC fight

Paddy Pimblett eyes UFC glory in Las Vegas

Paddy Pimblett is set for a pivotal moment in his career as he faces Justin Gaethje for the interim lightweight championship at UFC 324 in Las Vegas this weekend, reports BritPanorama.

The Liverpudlian fighter, nicknamed ‘The Baddy’, has experienced a remarkable ascent since making his UFC debut in 2021. In his journey, the 31-year-old has achieved an impressive record of seven consecutive victories without a loss, firmly establishing himself as a formidable contender in the sport.

Pimblett secured this title shot after defeating Michael Chandler via TKO in April 2024, a victory that showcased his capability to compete among the elite in the lightweight division. This opportunity arose following reigning champion Ilia Topuria’s announcement to take a hiatus from competition due to personal matters, allowing Pimblett to seize the moment.

The bout is expected to draw significant attention, with Pimblett having the support of his family in attendance. This includes his wife, Laura Gregory, as he looks to capture the most significant prize of his career to date.

Married since May 2023, the couple’s journey together has been as dynamic as Pimblett’s career. They celebrated their wedding at Peckforton Castle in Cheshire, having announced their pregnancy with twins shortly thereafter. Their daughters were born in April 2024, intertwining their personal and professional lives further.

Laura Pimblett has candidly discussed the challenges of their life, revealing, “God, we’ve split up more times than I count. He went through a phase where, just one of them, he went off the rails.” This openness reflects the complexities that often accompany the lifestyle of a rising sports star.

Despite his success in the States, Pimblett acknowledges that the likelihood of fighting in the UK is diminishing. “It would be a shame, obviously but I don’t think anywhere is big enough, unless they come to Anfield – that’s the dream,” he stated, hinting at aspirations to compete on home soil again.

As he prepares for this pivotal clash, Pimblett’s journey encapsulates the blend of determination and personal sacrifice. The fight is not just a contest for a title; it represents his ongoing narrative in the world of mixed martial arts, where dreams and reality often intersect with remarkable unpredictability.

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