Paddy Pimblett has been offered a role in Guy Ritchie’s MobLand, according to UFC CEO Dana White.Pimblett is less than three weeks removed from the biggest victory of his UFC career — a 52-second submission win over France’s Benoit Saint Denis in Las Vegas.Pimblett cemented himself as one of the UFC’s biggest stars with an incredible performance in Vegas earlier this monthGetty‘The Baddy’s’ fight at UFC 329 was the co-main event to Conor McGregor‘s nightmare return against Max Holloway, but the Liverpudlian had everyone talking about him afterwards.So much so that he piqued the interest of producers from Paramount+ blockbuster crime drama MobLand, which stars Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan.Dana White: MobLand want Pimblett!“I’m lying in bed and my phone starts ringing the next day on Sunday,” White told the Spinnin Backfist MMA Show this week, reacting to the aftermath of Pimblett’s landmark win.“It’s the producers of Mobland. They’re like, ‘We want Paddy Pimblett.’“Isn’t that great? I hope he does it.”Speaking on Pimblett’s allure, White added that the lightweight contender is ‘definitely’ one of the biggest stars in his promotion right now.“At the end of the [Justin Gaethje] loss, he gained two million followers that weekend,” White said.“He comes out the other night and the crowd is responding to him like he’s defending his title for the 25th time.“And he wins in f****** unbelievably spectacular fashion and he gains 300,000 followers.”How likely is Pimblett to appear in MobLand?It’s quite unlikely Pimblett would consider any role in the series if it required a significant chunk of his time.Pimblett got himself right back on track to getting an undisputed title shot with his win over Saint DenisGettyUFC CEO White said ‘The Baddy’ is definitely in the top five of his biggest current starsGettyAfter all, the 31-year-old is now straight back in UFC lightweight title conversations after his win over Saint Denis.He has always said his main objective in the sport is to win undisputed gold, having failed to claim the interim lightweight title against Gaethje at UFC 324 in January.Gaethje then won the belt at UFC White House against Ilia Topuria, who has been rumoured to be Pimblett’s next opponent.Pimblett is currently on holiday with family following his tough ten-week training camp for UFC 329.And that came just six months after he was involved in arguably the most brutal fight of his career against Gaethje, so — despite his last appearance lasting 52 seconds — his body might need some well-needed time to recover.This could free up some time for Pimblett to focus on other opportunities, such as appearing in MobLand.Hardy has been training in various martial arts for more than a decade with the likes of UFC flyweight Lone’er Kavanagh at GB Top Team@tomhardy - instagramBut Pimblett doesn’t seem like the type of fighter to let something like that get in the way of his goal to become a UFC champion.He would, however, enjoy teaming up with Hardy, an avid Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioner, and he might be able to teach the English actor a thing or two.MobLand season 2 to feature Eubank JrMobLand is based in London and follows two mob families with the usual madness of a Ritchie production.Its second season premieres on Paramount+ — the platform also exclusively shows UFC fights in the US — on September 18 and sees British boxer Chris Eubank Jr make his debut.Filming for season two is no doubt already wrapped up, with a teaser already available to watch on YouTube.So Pimblett may be involved with a third run, although a season three hasn’t been announced.UFC ScheduleThere are still several blockbuster shows and exciting contests for fight fans to look forward to in 2026, and you can find the full list of all confirmed events and official bouts as part of talkSPORT.com’s UFC schedule.The UFC, on average, puts on 13 to 14 premium events in a calendar year, with up to 30 smaller ‘Fight Night’ cards allowing prospects and less experienced fighters to showcase their talents.On January 1, 2026, Dana White’s promotion signed a seven-year broadcast deal with CBS and Paramount+ for exclusive rights in the US, meaning the UFC has put on shows like never before this year.With the historic first event in the new Paramount era, UFC 324, delivering huge success, and a one-of-a-kind fight card at the White House in June opening up the UFC to a new audience, the promotion remains a premium global sports brand, and fans are eager to keep track of results and upcoming fights.