Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) lightweight contender Nate Diaz has put on a storied career as a mixed martial artist. Most recently, the fighter faced off against now reigning UFC lightweight champion Conor “Notorious” McGregor for a two fight rivalry.
The fighter suffered a majority decision loss to “Notorious” at UFC 202 last year. However, Nate Diaz earned a second round submission victory over his opponent in their first match up at UFC 196. In an interview leading up the highly anticipated match up, Nate Diaz explained his game plan going into the fight.
“The game plan is to go in there, hit him with some good (expletive), don’t get hit and come home with a pocket full of cash.” Diaz stated.
