Paddy Pimblett's recent submission of Benoit Saint Denis at UFC 329 has sparked a debate over the name of the hold. While some have dubbed it 'The Padlock', Pimblett himself has named it 'The Pad-Tie', a playful reference to a Thai noodle dish. This unique submission, a variation of the D'Arce choke and Peruvian necktie, has captured the attention of MMA fans and analysts alike. The hold's similarity to Charles Oliveira's 2014 submission against Hatsu Hioki raises questions about the uniqueness of Pimblett's move. The article delves into the implications of this submission, exploring the potential impact on Pimblett's career and the broader implications for the sport. It also invites readers to share their thoughts on the name and the hold itself, encouraging a deeper discussion on the nuances of mixed martial arts.
