Paddy Pimblett has issued a request to fans who ask to take a photo with him.
The mixed martial artist from Huyton has established himself as one of the UFC's biggest stars. The 27-year-old is undefeated since he signed with the promotion and thrilled fans with a stunning second round submission victory over Jordan Leavitt in July.
Paddy is a big personality away from the Octagon and has developed a huge following with his entertaining interviews. He has also become a role model after his empowering speech on mental health in the aftermath of his latest victory.
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Away from his fighting career, Paddy is a huge Liverpool FC supporter and can often be spotted at Anfield. The star is regularly mobbed by fans whenever he is out and about.
However, the star has joked with fans they can at least show some manners when they request to take a photo with him. He said on a YouTube video posted on his channel : "What's the magic word lad?"
After a fan said "please", Paddy said: "There you go! Manners cost nothing. Not one person here got manners no? When people say please, I don't mind. Did your mum teach you no manners?"
Fans flooded the comments to agree with the UFC star.
Demagio said: "It’s called respect. Being famous doesn’t mean you have to take disrespect."
Parrish added: "MANNERS. It's important."
Steffan commented: "Manners cost nothing"
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