UFC superstar Paddy Pimblett delivered a powerful tribute as he reflected on two tragic deaths and men's mental health following his victory at UFC London on Saturday evening.
Pimblett, returning to the cage for the first time since his submission victory over Rodrigo Vargas in March, put on a fantastic showing against American Jordan Leavitt - winning the second round through submission in just his third UFC outing.
But following his win, the 27-year-old, from Huyton, discussed two tragedies that occured during the build-up to the fight including the recent death of his close friend - and used his post-match interview as a platform to encourage men to speak out about their mental health troubles.
