Nate Diaz responds to Conor McGregor's criticism of his boxing: 'I turned you into a wrestler'

Diaz faced McGregor twice. Photo: Disclosure/UFC

the answer of Nate diaz to the provocation of Conor McGregor Regarding his boxing, it took almost a month, but it arrived. Right after the UFC 266, an event that marked the return of Nick Diaz, Nate's older brother, to the Octagon, at the end of September, Conor McGregor went to social media to provoke his rival.

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In this ocasion, Conor McGregor compared Nick Diaz's boxing skills to his younger brother's.

“Nate, your boxing is sh*t compared to Nick’s. We have been fed garbage with your lazy scams for the past few years. I can clearly see the difference between the two brothers after last night. The older brother is on another level compared to you. I made you,” McGregor teased at the time.

Almost a month later, last Thursday (14), Nate diaz responded to the Irishman's comments. The North American mentioned the first fight between the two, at UFC 195, in March 2016. At the time, Nate was responsible for the first defeat in the “Notório”’s career.

“Is my boxing shit? I ruined your face, turned you into a wrestler and then strangled you, you bitch. In reality, your entire country and your belongings are mine. I made that fight and you took the bait. Then I f***ed Masvidal. Don’t forget that I’m the one who makes all this shit go around”, said Diaz.

Nate diaz e Conor McGregor they faced each other in the main fight of UFC 196, in March 2016, in the welterweight division (under 77 kg). On that occasion, Nate shocked the world by submitting the Irishman in the second round.

The two faced each other again in a rematch at UFC 202, in August of the same year. This time, Conor McGregor He emerged victorious in the majority decision of the judges in a very balanced duel.

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