UFC: Nate Diaz Calls for Conor McGregor Trilogy Ahead of Fighting Jake Paul: UFC News: Even if Nate Diaz has a lucrative boxing match scheduled against Jake Paul for August 5, 2023, that doesn’t mean he’s finished with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Follow UFC News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
While the UFC might not be willing to grant an immediate world title, a rematch with Conor McGregor is a certain conclusion. During a press conference scrum, Diaz stated, “I would like to get the third fight with Conor.” “I believe it to be inevitable. For sure, we’ll be fighting.”
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Diaz, a grizzled former UFC star with a huge cult following who choked out Conor McGregor and established a reputation as someone who will fight anyone at any time in any place — a claim he does not mind making repeatedly — has built up a reputation for being willing to take on anyone.
On August 5, Paul and Diaz will square off in a boxing contest here. But on Tuesday, they held their first joint news conference, and there was a wealth of interesting information, notes, and insights.
UFC: Nate Diaz Calls for Conor McGregor Trilogy Ahead of Fighting Jake Paul- Check Possibilities for McGregor vs Diaz 3
He must first defeat the much bigger Paul this summer in Texas and pass all of his drug tests there, as marijuana is illegal in the “Lone Star State.” Paul has previously demonstrated his prowess in MMA matches against luminaries like Anderson Silva, yet he can be defeated. Tommy Fury demonstrated that you can defeat Paul with a tight, precise game combined with greater cardio.
After defeating former NBA player Nate Robinson in November 2020, Paul stated in interviews that one of his main objectives was to one day fight UFC star Conor McGregor. Paul claimed that McGregor was comparable to his former employer.
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In 2016, Diaz and McGregor squared off twice. The first time, McGregor was submitted by Diaz. The second time, McGregor prevailed by a wide margin.
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