In the world of mixed martial arts, showmanship has long been an integral part of a professional image, and Paddy Pimblett, a contender for the interim UFC lightweight title, has once again confirmed this role. This time, the target of his sharp tongue was not the fighting skills of his colleagues, but their preferences in body art. The legendary Irishman Conor McGregor and American Justin Gaethje, whose tattoos Pimblett called the height of absurdity and strangeness, fell under his criticism, sparking a new wave of discussions about tastes in the octagon.