Jared Gordon lost a controversial decision to Paddy Pimblett in the UFC 282 co-main event on December 10 and wants to run it back with “The Baddy.”
Fighters, commentators, media members and fans have all weighed in on the decision since last weekend’s event. Some have called it a ‘robbery.’ Few agreed with the judges. Pimblett didn’t think the fight was close and believes that he won all three rounds.
With the past in the past, Gordon looks to the future and eyes a rematch with Pimblett.
“With all the controversy with our Fight Id love to run it back with you in London @theufcbaddy I have no ill will towards you, as a matter of fact I really like you @stoolpresidente maybe we can all work together and between Paddy and I there’s no way we can’t help others and we can beat each other up again in the mean time for everyone’s entertainment! The people want it, and we can settle this on your turf,” Gordon wrote on Twitter.
With all the controversy with our Fight Id love to run it back with you in London @theufcbaddy I have no ill will towards you, as a matter of fact I really like you😂 @stoolpresidente maybe we can all work together and between Paddy and I there’s no way we can’t help others and https://t.co/vdWKiBZuR4
— Jared Gordon (@JFlashGordonMMA) December 13, 2022
we can beat each other up again in the mean time for everyone’s entertainment! The people want it, and we can settle this on your turf⚡️ @graham_boylan @aliabdelaziz
— Jared Gordon (@JFlashGordonMMA) December 13, 2022
The fight promotion returns to London on March 18 with UFC 286 at the O2 Arena.
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