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Gamrot took a dig at Arman
Tsarukyan for seeking a matchup against Paddy
Pimblett.

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Tsarukyan was originally scheduled to challenge Islam
Makhachev for the lightweight title at UFC 311
earlier this year. However, “Ahalkalakets” pulled out due to a back
injury a day before the fight.

UFC CEO Dana White seemed annoyed by the withdrawal and confirmed
that Tsarukyan wouldn’t be getting the next lightweight title shot.
Pimblett recently started claimed to have heard that the UFC
doctors never advised Tsarukyan to pull out of UFC 311. “The Baddy”
further mocked Tsarukyan for being a “posh boy” who “chickened out”
of a fight.

Pimblett is scheduled to fight Michael
Chandler at UFC
314 on Saturday at the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida.
Tsarukyan has now challenged Pimblett to call him out if he beats
Chandler.

“Says the guy who got the easiest path to the top in UFC just
because he’s got a funny accent and budget Beatles haircut,”
Tsarukyan wrote on X. “I dare you to call me out if you win and we
will see who will sh—t his pants in the Octagon when we meet
clown.”

However, veteran contender Gamrot doesn’t think a matchup against
Pimblett is Tsarukyan’s route to the title. “Gamer” has already
beaten Tsarukyan via unanimous decision in 2022 and is now willing
to offer a rematch.

“Stop looking for easy fights, especially with a clown,” Gamrot
wrote on X. “Without ambition you will never be a champion, you got
a chance to get revenge so accept it.”

Tsarukyan has racked up a four-fight winning streak since losing to
Gamrot, leaving behind the likes of Beneil
Dariush and Charles
Oliveira in his wake. Meanwhile, Gamrot is coming off a
split-decision loss against Dan Hooker
last year that ended a three-fight winning streak snapped.

IMAK ADMIN

By IMAK ADMIN

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