The prodigal son, Nate Diaz of the UFC, is coming to the promotion.
The longtime fan-favorite will surely fill 50% of the gap that has been a frustrating presence in the UFC.
Nick, the elder of Stockton, the Diaz brothers of California, hasn’t competed in MMA. So, it is nice to have the world’s leading martial arts business is rejoined by among those no-nonsense siblings.
The opponent for his comeback struggle of diaz is your former UFC lightweight champion, Anthony Pettis. He will hope this one endings better than his final bout inside the Octagon.
Diaz’s final bout led to what you might refer to as a”lose-win scenario” for the now 34-year-old.
By the narrowest of conclusions, the Cesar Gracie BJJ black belt dropped in his highly anticipated rematch with Conor McGregor in UFC 202. Disappointing, convinced, but he must wipe the tears off his face with a cool $13 million into earnings and his bag.
No wonder he wanted a while off.
With fighting back on his thoughts, the UFC poor boy will probably be focusing on Pettis and an opportunity to reestablish himself in the sport.
As with his last two bouts against McGregor, this one will probably be fought at welterweight. While Pettis is 1-0 at the UFC at welterweight following an unbelievable win over Stephen Thompson in March, diaz is 2-3 in his last five fights in 170 pounds.
What a fight we’ve got in store.

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