Paddy Pimblett just pulled off the wildest move of UFC 329, reportedly taking a stool home after his lightweight fight victory against Benoit Saint Denis on July 11 in Las Vegas. Seriously, a stool! This isn’t just some ordinary souvenir grab either, this is brilliant trolling at its absolute finest, and frankly, it’s already staking its claim as my favorite MMA meme of 2026. You just gotta love the Baddy for that kind of audacious move.
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The scene at T-Mobile Arena on July 11th saw Pimblett of England emerge victorious against Saint Denis of France. But the victory celebration might have had an extra perk: a new piece of furniture. Whether he actually “took” it” or it just “went home” with him is part of the legend, but the sheer audacity of it is why it’s dominating the post-fight chatter. It’s this kind of off-the-cuff, unexpected move that makes fans gravitate towards fighters like Pimblett. We saw some brutal knockouts that night too, like the haymaker that left Guerra stiff as a board, and the twister variation making the body triangle an even more powerful weapon. But a fighter potentially walking off with a stool? That’s next-level.
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Speaking of wild, Dana White was not holding back this week, burying World Cup producers for celebrity screwups and a botched flyover. He even admitted the UFC is “second worst” when it comes to those kinds of incidents, comparing it to the infamous Terence Crawford/Kendrick Lamar moment. What a brutal honesty bomb! Then there’s the strange news about Marlon Moraes, who is now a police officer and, honestly, shouldn’t be fighting after his extensive losing streak. Sometimes, the UFC matchmakers really do show their sense of humor with these twists. On the other hand, guys like Carlos Prates are just effortlessly cool, no act, and that’s why fans connect with his brutal knockouts. And don’t forget the call to get FREE AGENT REUG REUG into the UFC ASAP! We’re talking about pure entertainment here, folks. Even Ben Askren weighed in on Colby Covington’s “clown show” at RAF 11, calling the “wife talk” completely unnecessary and bringing up that “You barely beat the dead guy!” line again. Dricus du Plessis is also making headlines, taking his beer seriously, which, honestly, who can blame him? And for the record, Greg Hardy somehow managed to not get knocked out in his latest fight.
Between Pimblett’s stool caper and all the other madness, it’s clear the fight game never sleeps. More martial arts craziness is always headed our way. Keep those eyes peeled for the next big moment, because if UFC 329 showed us anything, it’s that you never know what’s coming next!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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