In the crowded and unforgiving world of UFC lightweight competition, a fighter's reputation is built not merely on victories but on the manner in which he endures adversity. Dustin Poirier, a man who has navigated that division's highest peaks and deepest valleys, has cast his belief behind Paddy Pimblett ahead of their July 11 co-main event clash with Benoit Saint Denis at UFC 329 in Las Vegas — seeing in Pimblett's durability and striking craft the qualities that outlast raw power. It is a prediction that speaks to a deeper truth in combat sports: that the capacity to absorb punishment and p
Poirier Backs Pimblett as Underdog Against Saint Denis at UFC 329
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