Nate Diaz and Jake Paul’s feud has been ongoing for several months now. Despite Jake’s efforts to capitalize on the dispute situation by taking it to the boxing ring, it never made it there. Although in a renewed attack on Paul, he uploaded a video of himself meeting Paul’s father Greg, which went viral immediately.
The MMA star Nate Diaz has a very heated rivalry against the young boxing prospect Jake Paul. The bitter rivalry went even further when he tried to hit one of Paul’s security team members. Since then, the problem child has become obsessed with a boxing bout against the UFC star. There haven’t been any reports coming out of the Diaz but it is safe to say he is not feeling comfortable enough to fight the young Paul brother in the boxing ring.
— Niko Grimes (@Griznasty94) January 14, 2023
Recently, the 37-year-old posted a video clip of him talking with the influencer boxer’s dad, Greg, at Paul’s win over UFC legend Anderson Silva. In which the pair shook hands and exchanged greetings. Paul’s dad then started with, “I just wanted to say I admire the f*** out of you. I love the way you fight, and hopefully you are going to be fighting Jake. We watch you and love your fighting style; take it easy, man.” In response, Diaz also greeted him with respect.
@NateDiaz209 has a message for Jake Paul’s dad. 👊 pic.twitter.com/pckAExWr94
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Even though later it revealed that Paul’s dad said some mean things about the lightweight fighter in a podcast. In which he said: “Jake will knock the p*** out of Nate Diaz. Nate Diaz is a punk, and his record is mediocre.” Regardless of that, the 25-year-old is still trying to find a way to fight the welterweight fighter.
As of late, he has reportedly offered the 37-year-old for a cage fight. On the other side, the problem child is signing a contract with PFL to bring his skills to the cage, as he later told his fans in a YouTube video. He’s thinking about two fights, one in the cage and one in the boxing ring, to see who’s the best.
