UFC lightweight contender Paddy Pimblett has declared he would make one significant adjustment if a rematch with Justin Gaethje materializes. The British fighter, known for his grappling-heavy approach, suggested a strategic shift in preparation for a potential second meeting with the former interim champion.
Pimblett and Gaethje have not previously fought in the Octagon, making the prospect of a "rematch" hypothetical. The Liverpool native's comments indicate he is already visualizing a high-stakes clash with the American knockout artist, who holds wins over Dustin Poirier and Rafael Fiziev.
Neither fighter has a bout currently scheduled. Pimblett last competed at UFC 304 in Manchester, while Gaethje's most recent appearance was a BMF title defense against Max Holloway at UFC 300.
