UFC stars Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann have been given their own series and it is just as explosive as you would imagine.
The best friends, who train at Next Generation MMA Liverpool, have become massive draws since joining the UFC – because of their talents, but also their huge characters.
In 2019, former Cage Warriors flyweight champion McCann beat Priscila Cachoeira to become the first English woman to win in the UFC. She has a professional record of 14 wins and six losses.
Lightweight Pimblett, meanwhile, who previously held the Cage Warriors flyweight belt, has won all five of his UFC bouts since joining the division in 2021.
The eight-part series follows both fighters at home and in the gym. As Pimblett prepares to become a father, we find out how injuries affect his mental health and see just how much he eats when not in training camp.
Meanwhile, McCann is honest about suffering imposter syndrome following two consecutive losses and shares the dilemmas of being a fighter entering possibly the twilight of her career who wants to start a family.
The series is also a love letter to Liverpool and what it means for Pimblett and McCann to be scousers, which they describe as “boss”.
Here are just a few takeaways.
