Nate Diaz also has a reduced sentence for confusion with McGregor

N. Diaz (left) during pre-UFC 202 confusion (Photo: Reproduction)

Light weight Nate diaz was another beneficiary of the Nevada Athletic Commission's change in direction. The American had his sentence reduced for participating in a riot with Conor McGregor at the UFC 202 press conference. Previously, Diaz would have to pay a fine of US$50, in addition to doing 50 hours of community service. The organization announced, this Wednesday (12), that the amount to be paid by the fighter has decreased to US$15, and he will only have to do 15 hours of help for the community.

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The Commission had already announced, at the end of last month, a significant reduction in Conor McGregor's sentences, which started the confusion. Previously, the fine to be paid by the Irishman was US$75, having fallen to US$25. Now, the UFC lightweight champion will also have to do 25 hours of community service, while the original sentence called for him to do 50 hours.

The confusion at the UFC 202 press conference began with the arrival of Conor McGregor on stage during the event. Disgusted by the arch-rival's delay, Nate diaz He left the table and left through the back of the arena. The two exchanged insults and began throwing bottles of water and cans of energy drinks at each other, with the American's friends also joining the fray. A few days later, the Irishman would avenge his only defeat in Ultimate by beating Diaz by unanimous decision in the main fight of UFC 202.