Paddy Pimblett believes that a victory over Tony Ferguson at UFC 296 won't contribute as significantly to his career as some might assume. Since his last fight at UFC 282 on December 16, almost a year ago, where he secured a unanimous decision win against Jared Gordon, Pimblett has been recovering from a foot injury that required surgery. Despite extending his winning streak to six fights (four in the UFC, with a 20-3 record), he now faces the former interim lightweight champion, Tony Ferguson, in what many consider his most challenging matchup to date. #paddypimblett #tonyferguson #UFC296 #mma Click here to Subscribe to our YouTube channel http://bit.ly/2quZwsz Follow My Twitter https://twitter.com/Keanutalksmma Click here to like our Facebook page https://bit.ly/2ZmykdU Pimblett, speaking on his YouTube channel, considers the fight a "lose-lose" situation for him. He acknowledges Ferguson's six-fight losing streak and the potential negative impact on his reputation, stating,