Paddy Pimblett might be a UFC star right now, but don’t be surprised if he ends up throwing hands with the Misfits Boxing crew down the line. The Liverpool lad has left the door wide open for a crossover fight…

UFC lightweight contender Paddy Pimblett has indicated he is open to a future crossover appearance in Misfits Boxing if the financial offer is right. Speaking at a recent event in London, the 31-year-old fighter stated that while a transition is not imminent, he would consider stepping into the ring for the promotion in a few years following Michael 'Venom' Page's recent multi-fight signing with the organization.
Despite the crossover interest, Pimblett's primary focus remains on pursuing the UFC lightweight title. After defeating Benoit Saint Denis in July at UFC 329, Pimblett expressed his desire to face Justin Gaethje for the championship belt or resolve his long-standing rivalry in the Octagon against Ilia Topuria.
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