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The UFC announced major changes to their fight card for Saturday night’s UFC 279 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada after Khamzat Chimaev, one of the top welterweight contenders, failed to make weight for his match against Nate Diaz.
UFC President Dana White and the UFC ended their UFC 279 Pre-Fight Press conference before both Nate Diaz and Khamzat Chimaev took the stage.
UFC fighter Nate Diaz is already setting himself up for his career beyond the octagon, announcing in advance of his UFC 279 send-off fight with the undefeated Khamzat Chimaev that he’s forming his own combat sports promotion.
We’re getting closer and closer with each passing day to UFC 279, which will feature underdog Nate Diaz against Khamzat Chimaev. While this fight will absolutely define the legacy of Diaz’s MMA career, Chimaev doesn’t seem too worried about facing his former UFC role model in the octagon.
UFC President Dana White just can’t help himself from being part of the conversation regarding a teased fight between outgoing UFC fighter Nate Diaz and celebrity boxer Jake Paul.
After months of back and forth drama in interviews and online, UFC fighter Nate Diaz is finally getting the final fight of his contract with the UFC by facing none other than fan favorite Khamzat Chimaev.
Months of complaining online and across various interviews might be coming to an end for UFC fighter Nate Diaz, who may be seeing an end to his contract within the near future whether he takes on one final fight or not.
UFC Welterweight contender Nate Diaz slapped Full Send MMA reporter Shawn Mack during an impromptu interview at UFC 276.
UFC fan favorite Nate Diaz has made his position very clear, either give him a fight soon or release him from his UFC contract so he can pursue other opportunities, such as a teased fight with Jake Paul.