Justin Gaethje has responded to the prospect of a third fight with Dustin Poirier by stating he is open to making it happen. Fresh off his interim lightweight title victory at UFC 324 against Paddy Pimblett, Justin is ready to put an end to their rivalry.
Paddy Pimblett has already laced back up the gloves and returned to training just over a week removed from his blockbuster clash. A few weeks ago, ‘The Baddy’ competed in by far the biggest fight of his career thus far when he clashed with Justin Gaethje for the interim lightweight title in the UFC 324 main event.
Justin Gaethje said he would consider a third fight with Dustin Poirier if the UFC wants it Poirier retired in 2024 but commented on Instagram he’d return
Paddy Pimblett lost to Justin Gaethje via unanimous decision at UFC 324, suffering his first UFC defeat Pimblett called for a future rematch in a YouTube
Justin Gaethje has addressed growing calls for a rematch with Paddy Pimblett, and his response is unlikely to go down well on Merseyside. The two headlined UFC 324 in a brutal interim lightweight title fight, with Gaethje earning a unanimous decision win in what many called an early Fight of the Year candidate.
Paddy Pimblett is wasting no time feeling sorry for himself after his tough loss to Justin Gaethje. Just a week removed from the gruelling fight, the outspoken Liverpool native has already resurfaced, showing visible signs of battle but an unmistakable sense of confidence that remains intact.
Paddy Pimblett isn’t done yet, after losing an interim lightweight championship match at UFC 324. While Justin Gaethje’s technique worked for him, Pimblett is now calling for a rematch by highlighting an eye poke that, according to him, cost him the match.
Saturday’s main event, the first title fight of the Paramount+ era, left a strong early impression. Justin Gaethje claimed a unanimous decision over Paddy Pimblett on January 24 to become a two-time interim lightweight champion.
Justin Gaethje wants to unify the lightweight division – but would be happy to take one of two rematches if circumstances demand it. The beloved former BMF champion defeated Paddy Pimblett in the main event of UFC 324 to win the interim title at 155lb.
Justin Gaethje has aligned himself for another opportunity at the undisputed UFC lightweight title as he will likely fight Ilia Topuria in a title unification bout.
Everyone was counting out Justin Gaethje at UFC 324 for his fight against Paddy Pimblett. However, he dominated the fight and earned his title shot against Ilia Topuria.
Former UFC interim welterweight champion Colby Covington has once again set the MMA world buzzing with his brutally honest assessment, this time turning his attention toward Justin Gaethje and Paddy Pimblett following their performances at UFC 324.
While there are many finishers in the UFC, from Derrick Lewis to Alex Pereira, no one comes as close as Ilia Topuria, given the fact that he has outclassed three legendary champions one after the other.
The interim UFC lightweight champion is making the most of AI’s rise. Justin Gaethje emerged victorious from the first main event of 2026 and of the Paramount era, becoming a two-time interim titleholder at 155 pounds in the process.
What a performance Justin Gaethje showed at the age of 37. He defeated the rising star Paddy Pimblett in a brutal fashion. However, now the new interim lightweight champion aims for the real belt, as getting the interim belt was his second priority.
Four days after suffering his first loss in the UFC, Paddy Pimblett released a statement. Wishing Justin Gaethje on the win, he said, “Congratulations, brother; it was an honor to share the cage with such a legend.” The message struck a polite, respectful tone.
“I’m not getting $1 more than I would have if this deal didn’t happen.” That’s what Justin Gaethje said when talking about bonuses and fighter pay after the new UFC broadcasting deal.
UFC 324 was headlined by Paddy Pimblett vs. Justin Gaethje for the interim lightweight title. Many fans expected an easy Pimblett win, but the fight turned into an absolute brawl.
Justin Gaethje became a two-time UFC interim lightweight champion at UFC 324. Gaethje made an ultimatum to the promotion that he would retire if his next fight wasn’t for a belt.
Justin Gaethje, known as “The Highlight,” has built one of the most entertaining careers in UFC lightweight history. With his relentless pressure, devastating power, and willingness to stand and trade, he has delivered countless memorable moments.
LAS VEGAS -- Justin Gaethje opened the Paramount era with a bang, dominating rising star Paddy Pimblett to win the interim UFC lightweight title by unanimous decision at UFC 324 on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena.
For the first time since their inception, UFC performance bonuses are set to increase permanently. CEO Dana White confirmed the forthcoming change days after UFC 324 headliner Justin Gaethje called attention to the issue.
Justin Gaethje wasn’t interested in spinning optics or softening edges. He wanted answers about his UFC pay. And when he finally got Daniel Cormier in front of him, the frustration spilled out in real time.
LAS VEGAS — Justin Gaethje has never been afraid of violence inside the Octagon. This week, he showed he’s also unafraid of a topic many UFC fighters tiptoe around: money.
Since making the switch over to the UFC, Justin Gaethje has been one of the most entertaining fighters to grace the octagon. Nicknamed 'The Highlight' for a reason, Gaethje continues to stun fans each time he steps into the cage, but his time competing is almost done.