After joining a 'select group', Tim Means asks for a fight against Nick Diaz in the UFC

T. Means (left) defeated N. Dalby (right) in the UFC Las Vegas 30. Photo: Reproduction/Instagram

after winning Nicholas Dalby No. UFC Las Vegas 30 last Saturday (26), the veteran Tim means Aiming for a fight against another big name in the history of MMA. In an interview with 'MMA Junkie', the North American asked for a duel against the controversial Nick Diaz.

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“I think a fight with a guy like Nick Diaz It would be fun if he said he was willing to fight anyone. But he seems to just be hissing at the 'big' guys. I've been doing this for a long time and if he wants a fun fight, I think this will be dynamite. We'll see if I can beat this guy quickly. Nick has a cool following, a lot of fans behind him but it will just be me and him locked in the Octagon,” said Means.

In his last fight, in UFC Las Vegas 30, Tim means reached an all-time high. The American became the 50th fighter in the history of Ultimate to reach the four-hour mark of fighting in the octagon.

A veteran of mixed martial arts, 'Pássaro Sujo' has 45 fights in his professional history. Hired by Ultimate in 2012, Tim means boasts a record of 32 triumphs, 12 setbacks and one 'no result' fight.

Without fighting professionally since 2015, Nick Diaz signaled in recent days that he could return to the Octagon. Former challenger for the welterweight belt (under 77,1kg), the North American has a record of 26 triumphs and nine setbacks.