Paddy Pimblett Odds

Paddy Pimblett’s next UFC fight has not yet been announced, meaning there are currently no confirmed opponent-specific Paddy Pimblett odds to compare.

Once his return is booked, the latest odds will appear above. Markets may include the fight winner, method of victory, round betting, total rounds and whether the contest goes the distance.

Prices can change between the moment a market opens and fight night. The live Paddy Pimblett betting odds displayed on this page should therefore take priority over any prices quoted elsewhere.

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Paddy Pimblett’s next opponent and return date have not been confirmed.

“The Baddy” last fought at UFC 329 on 11 July 2026, submitting Benoit Saint Denis only 52 seconds into the opening round. The victory pushed Pimblett back towards the leading group of lightweight contenders following his defeat to Justin Gaethje earlier in the year.

Several high-profile options now surround him. A long-awaited fight with Ilia Topuria would carry one of the strongest rivalries in the division, while Arman Tsarukyan and Charles Oliveira could provide alternative routes towards another title opportunity.

A rematch with Gaethje would also have an obvious storyline, although Pimblett may need another victory before challenging for the UFC lightweight championship again.

Until the UFC makes an official announcement, any proposed opponent remains speculation. This page will be updated with the fight date, venue and Paddy Pimblett next fight odds once his return is confirmed.

Paddy Pimblett defeated Benoit Saint Denis by first-round submission at UFC 329 in Las Vegas.

Saint Denis attempted to force the action from the opening exchanges, but Pimblett caught his neck and moved from a guillotine position into a tight D’Arce choke. The French contender lost consciousness, bringing the fight to an end after only 52 seconds.

It was the fastest UFC victory of Pimblett’s career and his fourth submission since joining the promotion.

The result was particularly important after Pimblett suffered his first UFC defeat against Justin Gaethje at UFC 324. Rather than returning against a lower-ranked opponent, the Liverpudlian faced an established contender and delivered one of his most decisive performances.

Paddy Pimblett holds a professional MMA record of 24 wins and four defeats. Eight of those victories have come in the UFC, with his only loss inside the promotion coming against Justin Gaethje.

Pimblett has finished 18 of his 24 professional victories without needing the judges’ scorecards. Eleven have come by submission, demonstrating the grappling ability that has followed him from Cage Warriors into the UFC.

His aggressive fighting style, personality and vocal Liverpool following have helped turn him into one of the most recognisable British fighters on the current UFC roster.

Here are Paddy Pimblett’s most recent UFC results:

Pimblett won his first seven UFC appearances before challenging Gaethje for the interim lightweight championship. His victory over Saint Denis means he has now won eight of his nine fights in the promotion.

Paddy Pimblett competes in the UFC lightweight division, where fighters can weigh no more than 155lb for a championship fight.

A one-pound allowance normally applies to non-title contests, allowing competitors to weigh up to 156lb. Championship fights require both fighters to make the full 155lb limit.

Lightweight has historically been one of the UFC’s deepest divisions. Its leading fighters combine high-level striking, wrestling and submission grappling, giving Pimblett several different stylistic challenges as he moves closer to the title picture.

The Paddy Pimblett betting markets available will depend on his opponent, the event and whether the contest is scheduled for three or five rounds.

Fight Winner

Fight-winner betting involves choosing which competitor will have their hand raised at the end of the contest. A draw is treated as a separate outcome whenever it appears in the market.

Pimblett has won 24 of his 28 professional fights and eight of his nine UFC appearances. Those figures provide useful background, but they cannot determine the result of his next contest.

Method of Victory

This market combines the winning fighter with how the fight ends. Common selections may include Paddy Pimblett by KO or TKO, Paddy Pimblett by submission and Paddy Pimblett by decision.

Submission markets often attract interest around Pimblett because 11 of his professional victories have come by submission. However, the likelihood of each method can change significantly depending on the opponent.

Round Betting

Round betting allows customers to select the round in which the fight will finish. Exact-round markets and grouped-round selections may both become available.

Four of Pimblett’s eight UFC victories have ended in the opening round. He has also completed both three-round and five-round contests, so his previous results should never be treated as a guarantee of another early finish.

Total Rounds

This market asks whether the contest will last longer or shorter than a displayed number of rounds.

The line may be set at 1.5 or 2.5 rounds for a three-round fight, while different totals can appear for main events and championship bouts. Always check how the selection will be settled before placing a bet.

Fight to Go the Distance

This is a yes-or-no market on whether the bout reaches the final judges’ scorecards.

Pimblett has recorded UFC victories by knockout, submission and decision. His interim title fight with Gaethje also completed five rounds, showing that his contests do not follow one fixed pattern.

Same Game Multi

Where available, a Same Game Multi allows several selections from the same fight to be combined. This could include the winner, method of victory and the round or distance market.

Every added selection creates another condition that must be correct for the bet to win. Available combinations will be shown inside the relevant fight market.

Once Paddy Pimblett’s next fight has been announced and added to the sportsbook:

1. Sign in to your talkSPORT BET account.
2. Open the MMA/UFC section.
3. Select the relevant UFC event.
4. Find Paddy Pimblett’s fight.
5. Compare the available odds and markets.
6. Choose a selection and add it to the bet slip.
7. Enter your stake and review the wager before confirming it.

In-play Paddy Pimblett odds may become available once the fight begins. Prices and market availability can change during the action, particularly following significant strikes, takedowns or submission attempts.

Paddy Pimblett remains one of British MMA’s biggest names, with his quick submission victory over Benoit Saint Denis putting him firmly back among the leading UFC lightweight contenders.

His next opponent is yet to be confirmed, but the latest Paddy Pimblett odds will appear on this page as soon as betting markets become available. In the meantime, browse the full range of sports betting markets, check the latest sports offer or explore the available online slots at talkSPORT BET.

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