Despite going against his own nation, Pimblett leaned towards Argentina to advance to the decisive match. This Wednesday, everything announced by the fighter came to fruition, although the final step remains.
Paddy Pimblett got all his predictions for the 2026 World Cup right and anticipated who will win the final
Despite going against his own nation, Pimblett leaned towards Argentina to advance to the decisive match. This Wednesday, everything announced by the fighter came to fruition, although the final step remains.
Pimblett assured that Argentina will defeat Spain in the final next Sunday in New York. For now, we just have to wait and see if his announcement comes true in the decisive match of the most important competition in sports.
Days before his prediction was revealed, Pimblett had a confrontation with American content creator IShowSpeed in Las Vegas, amidst the World Cup fever dominating the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
The streamer, identified as a fan of Cristiano Ronaldo, challenged the fighter to a football debate.
“Anyone with eyes can see that Messi plays perfect football”, Pimblett stated, in a response that reignited the historic debate between Messi and Ronaldo supporters.
The British fighter Paddy Pimblett demonstrated admirable football knowledge by correctly predicting all his predictions about the World Cup 2026. Now, the World Cup has its two finalists: Spain and Argentina.
On Sunday, both teams will face off in New York with the hope of securing a new star. The uniqueness of the matchup is that it was predicted by Pimblett, who also dared to predict the winner of that match.
In a dynamic with Paramount+ prior to his fight last Saturday against Benoit Saint-Denis, the fighter ventured to forecast the results of the World Cup and has shown a 100% accuracy so far.
Pimblett stated that France would defeat Morocco and Spain would beat Belgium to form the first semifinal, and that England and Argentina would do the same against Norway and Switzerland.
The fighter did not stop there and went further with his predictions. With some doubts, he ultimately placed Spain in the grand final after defeating France.