A usually laid back lightweight contender had a surprisingly hostile take on Paddy Pimblett's reaction to Molly McCann's defeat and subsequent retirement this weekend.
While he wasn't in action, Saturday's UFC Fight Night in London proved to be an emotionally difficult night for Pimblett, who saw two of his teammates fall to defeat inside The O2.
After Nathan Fletcher fell on the wrong side of a close decision in his second Octagon appearance opposite Caolan Loughran, it was the turn of Molly McCann. The Scouse strawweight has had her fair share of positive memories in England's capital, but the March 22 bout didn't go her way.
"Meatball" was submitted inside the first round by late-notice replacement opponent Alexia Thainara, who needed just four and a half minutes to find the submission victory in her UFC debut. McCann went on to announce her retirement.
Footage of a tearful Paddy Pimblett was captured cageside as he reacted to the conclusion of his longtime friend's career in mixed martial arts. One prominent name in his division, however, evidently didn't care for the moment.
Mateusz Gamrot dished out a rare piece of trash talk on X, branding his 155-pound peer a "pussy" and vowing to make him cry again inside the cage down the line.
"Pussy paddy will cry the same way after our fight.. we know it! @PaddyTheBaddy"
For now, it will be Michael Chandler with the opportunity to dish out some punishment to "The Baddy." The pair are set to co-headline next month's UFC 314 pay-per-view in Miami, Florida.
Gamrot, meanwhile, remains without a date in the calendar for his next fight. "Gamer" most recently suffered a split decision setback against Dan Hooker in Australia last September.