UFC 314 'Fight Motion': Paddy Pimblett's destruction of Michael Chandler in super slo-mo
UFC 314 'Fight Motion': Paddy Pimblett's destruction of Michael Chandler in super slo-mo
UFC 314 earlier this month in Miami was arguably the most highly anticipated pay-per-view of the year so far.
Former featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski recaptured the newly vacant title in the main event, and Paddy Pimblett saw his star continue to rise with an utter destruction of Michael Chandler. And there were tons of other big moments, too.
The UFC 314 "Fight Motion" video cameras caught all the highlights in Miami in super slow motion. You can check out the bloody action above.
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