Paddy Pimblett returns to the fray. The Briton has attacked Ilia Topuria after her recent statements in which she supported conspiracy theories that claimed that Justin Gaethje had an illegal bandage in the White House fight. The Baddy, as he is known in the Octagon, has attacked El Matador, accusing him of not knowing how to lose and only looking for excuses to try to explain his stumble against the American on the south lawn of Donald Trump's home. Ilia Topuria is back and this has caused a stir in the world of mixed martial arts (MMA). The Matador, who had taken some time away from the networks after his setback against Gaethje, returned a few days ago to his role as a 'trash talker' to accuse the American himself of having illegally bandaged his gloves in their confrontation in Washington and fuel conspiracy theories: "Next time I will make sure that Justin's gloves are checked so that he doesn't put anything strange in them," the Hispanic-Georgian said in a tweet in which he confirmed also that he can gradually return to training after completing the final medical examinations. Faced with these accusations, The Highlight himself, as the American is called in the cage, was quick to respond: «94 days and the best you can think of is a regrettable excuse. As terrible as your last performance. "Do better, little one," said the current lightweight champion on his X account. Now, Paddy Pimblett has appeared in the conversation. The Briton, while reacting to the fight between Arman Tsarukyan and Mauricio Ruffy at UFC 331, took the opportunity to give his opinion on Topuria's latest statements on his return to action outside the cage. The Baddy has attacked the Hispanic-Georgian and accused him of not knowing how to lose when trying to find excuses after his defeat against Gaethje: «I think Ilia is just a bad loser. "She behaves like a little s***," said the Englishman on his YouTube channel. In addition, the current number five in the lightweight division has explained the process that all fighters undergo before entering the cage to deny Topuria's accusations about Gaethje's illegal bandaging. "The commission watches you while your hands are bandaged," The Baddy explained. Something that even the director of the California Athletic Commission has confirmed after the controversy: "Justin Gaethje's gloves were inspected," declared one of those responsible for technical supervision of the White House event. Paddy Pimblett continues to 'warm up' his possible confrontation against Ilia Topuria. This time, the Briton has used El Matador's latest statements to attack the Hispanic-Georgian and accuse him of being a "bad loser." One more chapter in a feud that could materialize in a fight in the coming months. It all depends on the direction the UFC wants to take to the new lightweight chapter.