🔴 8 minutes ago: Paddy Pimblett reveals shocking evidence that could expose Alex Pereira’s cheating scandal at UFC 319.
The UFC world has been rocked by a shocking revelation after Paddy “The Baddy” Pimblett released what he claims to be irrefutable evidence proving that Alex Pereira may have used illegal steel inserts inside his gloves during his controversial victory at UFC 319. The accusation has sent shockwaves through the MMA community, with fans, fighters, and analysts demanding an immediate investigation by the UFC and athletic commissions.
According to Pimblett, the evidence emerged after a slow-motion video review of Pereira’s fight revealed unusual impact marks and sounds when he landed punches on his opponent. “It didn’t look normal,” Pimblett said during a post-fight podcast. “You can hear a metallic clank every time he connects. That’s not what a regular glove sounds like.”
The claim quickly gained traction online after fans began comparing footage from multiple angles. Some users pointed out that Pereira’s strikes appeared unnaturally powerful, even for a fighter known for his knockout ability. One clip, slowed to 0.25x speed, shows what appears to be a glint of metal underneath Pereira’s glove during the second round — a detail that has sparked widespread outrage.
Adding to the controversy, Pimblett revealed that his team has obtained photographic evidence from the post-fight locker room showing abnormal indentations on Pereira’s gloves. “These aren’t just wrinkles or wear marks,” he explained. “You can clearly see a rigid outline inside. If this turns out to be steel, it’s one of the biggest scandals in UFC history.”
The UFC has yet to issue an official statement, but sources close to the organization confirmed that the gloves used in the fight have been seized for forensic inspection. The Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) has reportedly opened an inquiry to determine whether any rule violations occurred. If proven true, Pereira could face severe penalties — including suspension, disqualification, or even a lifetime ban from professional fighting.
Meanwhile, Pereira’s camp has vehemently denied the accusations, calling them “baseless and disrespectful.” His coach released a short statement: “Alex fights clean. He doesn’t need any illegal advantage. His power comes from years of discipline, not from steel.” However, the silence from Pereira himself has only fueled speculation and heated debate among fans.
The MMA community is now deeply divided. Some believe Pimblett is exposing a serious act of cheating that could tarnish the sport’s integrity, while others accuse him of seeking publicity at Pereira’s expense. Still, the mounting evidence — from the audio analysis to the glove photos — is too significant to ignore.
As investigators continue their probe, fans worldwide are demanding transparency. If the claims are confirmed, UFC 319 could go down in history as one of the sport’s darkest chapters — a night when victory, glory, and fair play were overshadowed by deception and steel.
