Paddy Pimblett, the determined Liverpool native, has set his sights on the UFC lightweight title after a commanding victory over Benoit Saint Denis at UFC 329. The 24-4 MMA, 8-1 UFC fighter, who bounced back from an interim title loss to Justin Gaethje, expressed his ambition to be the undisputed champion of the world at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. "I want to be a world champion," Pimblett declared at the post-fight press conference. "I want to be the first-ever world champion from Liverpool, and I'm going to do that. I know that's in my destiny. I know it's in my fate. Whether it's the next fight or the next 10 fights, I'm going to be a world champion. It's that simple. If you want me to fight Justin (Gaethje) next, if you want me to fight posh boy (Arman Tsarukyan) next, if you want me to fight 'chorizo' (Ilia Topuria) next, if you want me to fight Charles (Oliveira) next, anyone can get it," he said, emphasizing his focus on the title over the names of his opponents. Pimblett entered UFC 329 as an underdog, and highly-doubted by many. For him, it's another day at the office, as he feels history repeats itself with him. "Yeah, the goalposts will get moved," Pimblett said. "Everyone will say, 'Huh, BSD was sh*t anyway.' You know what I mean? When two days ago it was, 'BSD, he's going to smash Paddy. His grappling is way better. He's got too much power.' People just love moving the goalposts with me, and I don't give a f*ck. Move them all you want. As long as I keep winning, I keep getting paid and keep making steps toward being a world champion. You can say what you want. Anyone can say what they want about me. Simple." The 30-year-old from Liverpool, who has a record of 24 wins and 4 losses in MMA, and 8 wins and 1 loss in the UFC, is determined to overcome any obstacles on his path to the championship. His victory over Saint Denis, who has a record of 18 wins and 3 losses in MMA, and 9 wins and 4 losses in the UFC, was a significant step towards his goal. The 18-year-old Saint Denis, on the other hand, will now look to bounce back from this defeat. The 2026 UFC 329 event saw Pimblett's focus and determination pay off, as he secured a win that brings him closer to his ultimate goal of becoming the undisputed champion of the UFC lightweight division. The next steps for Pimblett will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike, as the young fighter from Liverpool continues his journey towards the top of the sport.