UFC 279: Dan hardy defines UFC 279 as planned “Assassination Attempt” on Nate diaz through Khamzat Chimaev for speaking against UFC

UFC 279: Nate Diaz has finally found his last match in his contract. The Stockton slapper is to face welterweight contemporary terror Khamzat Chimaev, while former divisions contender Dan hardy has blasted this decision of UFC as an assassination attempt on Diaz by UFC. Follow UFC news and UFC Live Updates with InsideSport.IN

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UFC 279: Dan hardy defines UFC 279 as planned “Assassination Attempt” on Nate diaz through Khamzat Chimaev for speaking against UFC

UFC 279: Dan hardy defines UFC 279 as planned “Assassination Attempt” on Nate diaz through Khamzat Chimaev for speaking against UFC

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Nate Diaz vs Khamzat Chimaev – UFC has reportedly made the clash between Nate Diaz and Khamzat Chimaev official after months of online Ruckus between Nate and Dana White. They’re set to headline the UFC 279 PPV in Las Vegas.

UFC is finalizing a welterweight matchup between @KChimaev and @NateDiaz209 to headline UFC 279 on Sept. 10 in Las Vegas, UFC Chief Business Officer Hunter Campbell told @bokamotoespn.

Contracts have not been signed, but both fighters have verbally agreed to the matchup. pic.twitter.com/sWd1cc6ibm

— ESPN MMA (@espnmma) July 19, 2022

Former welterweight division contender Dan hardy has plunged into the most anticipated welterweight bout Diaz vs Borz in his recent interview.

“It feels like we’re getting to the point where someone should start thinking about pressing charges,” Hardy told Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour. “It doesn’t feel like a fair fight. It feels like a very, very cruel thing to do to someone that is a legitimate legend. Because they’ve spoken out against the organization, they’re going to get executed live on TV. That’s kind of how it feels, and it makes me feel uncomfortable to think that’s the way it’s going to go down.”

“I hope, desperately hope, that Nate at least comes through it alright, but after watching what Khamzat did to Rhys McKee and to John Phillips — yes, of course, Nate’s got good jiu-jitsu, but there comes a point where jiu-jitsu is nullified by good wrestling,” Hardy said. “It happened in the early days of the UFC, and it would happen against Nate if it hits the floor. I think he gets nullified and I think he gets beaten up horrendously from the top position. I think it’s going to be uncomfortable to watch, and I think it’s going to leave the UFC in a very, very bad light.

“I just hope Nate comes through it alright, because I think he’s got good opportunities outside the UFC. It’s just a shame that they’re going to do this assassination attempt on him before he leaves.”

“I love Khamzat Chimaev – I just think they’re in different positions right now,” Hardy said. “He’s on the rise, and Diaz is a legend that is on his way out. It’s just a fight that shouldn’t be happening. But of course, if Nate pulls it off it would be the most Diaz thing to do in the world, and he’ll walk off into the sunset with a smile on his face.

“I think I said what I needed to about it. I just feel very unfortunate that it’s happening, and that we can’t celebrate these fighters when they’re coming to the end of their career. But it’s the UFC’s style, isn’t it? If they decide they’re parting ways with you, they try to damage you in every way possible. Unfortunately, if you’re a fighter and they want to damage you, they can actually physically do it, which is a shame.”