“My man”- Paddy Pimblett and Michael Chandler share a wholesome moment on social media

Both Michael Chandler and Paddy Pimblett are some of the new faces in UFC and are making some massive waves in the promotion. Chandler indeed had a lot of experience in Bellator before coming into the UFC. But Pimblett has taken UFC by storm and has built a huge fan base for himself.

Pimblett has fought only twice in the promotion but it was enough to make him a huge pay-per-view star. Especially in London, Pimblett is the main attraction and the UFC is making great use of it.

In his last octagon appearance at UFC Fight Night 204 at The O2 Arena, London, Pimblett received great attention from the fans.

Read More: “The Royal Family is mad”- Paddy Pimblett shares his resentment for Queen Elizabeth and The Royal Family

Paddy Pimblett comments on Micheal Chandler’s kind words

After getting an impressive knockout win over Tony Ferguson at UFC 274, during a post-fight interview, Chandler spoke about Pimblett.

Recently a Twitter user posted that video by tagging Pimblett in the caption. In the clip, Chandler revealed that he is a fan of the Brit and wished him good luck for the future. Chandler advised Pimblett to stop caring about the haters and work hard for the success that every UFC fighter can achieve.

“I love Paddy Pimblett. I’m a fan of Paddy Pimblett. And I think I’ll be long gone by the time he climbs the ranks and becomes champion. So, I told him right after his last fight, I said. Keep on shining young man. Listen coz people are gonna hate on him coz he’s boisterous and he’s loud. There’s enough out there for all of us to have a ton of success, get all the lights, all the platform, all the money.” Said Chandler.

Baddy replied to that fan tweet by positively acknowledging the comments.

“My man @MikeChandlerMMA,” wrote Pimblett on his official Twitter handle.

It was good to see fighters getting along with each other despite being in the same division and fighting for the same prize. Chandler is known for his great way of speaking to everyone and respecting others. In this case, he was just someone who has more experience in the business giving some quality advice to the new generation.

Also Read: “We touch your chin, it’s gonna be bad,” Dustin Poirier dismisses chances of Michael Chandler’s victory against him or Conor McGregor