Paddy "The Baddy" Pimblett compared the aftermath of the Champions League final to scenes in horror film The Purge.
The film, released in 2013, is based on an event where all crime is legal for twelve hours. UFC star Paddy believes he and other fans experienced something similar amid "groups of 30 men" wielding "machetes, knives and bats" and "emptying people's pockets".
Thousands of LFC fans travelled to the French capital ahead of the match against Real Madridlast Saturday, but for most, it was far from pleasant. Thousands reported being tear gassed in "disgusting behaviour by the authorities".
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On Wednesday, Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin caused outrage when he claimed thousands of Liverpool fans tried to jump over fences to get into the stadium and police "tried to push back thousands of individuals". However, countless accounts, images and videos showed this not to be true.
Speaking to his many fans on Instagram, Paddy Pimblett said he has "never been so scared for my own safety and the safety of the people around me as when I came out of that ground on Saturday night". In a video uploaded on Thursday, the Liverpool lad also said people were "getting pinned to the floor".
He added: "I saw a few people getting man bags took off them, where they've run over pulled the man bag and sliced what was round them and run away with the bag. Even before the game I saw a few tickets getting snatched and stuff like that. People running away with tickets.
"As I say it was outside the ground after it when it was the worst. Obviously getting in was bad with the police tear gassing everyone.
"We were lucky there was like 12 of us. I don't know if they were locals or not, they'd look at us and see there was that many of us and wouldn't really pick on us.
"An older man and a few friends came over asked 'can we walk with yous?'. He said he'd just been pinned to the floor, had a dog set on him, had his watch and wallet took off him and his pockets emptied."
Many other people have spoken of their horrifying experiences following the match on Saturday. One person was left bleeding after being attacked by violent local thugs and left unconscious in the road outside the Liverpool FC fan park in Paris. Coran Armstrong Witham was waiting for a taxi after the Champions League final when a van pulled up and six to eight men jumped out armed with bats and other weapons.
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