“I’ve never punched in my face so many times,” Nate Diaz once left celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain in splits after narrating a hilarious baseball fight story

Nate Diaz begun his fighting career long before his entertaining debut in the UFC.

“I’ve never punched in my face so many times,” Nate Diaz once left celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain in splits after narrating a hilarious baseball fight story

Anthony Bourdain and Nate Diaz (via: sherdog/cnbc.com)

UFC icon Nate Diaz is known for his rash trash-talking and multiple fights on the street. But his discussion with Chef Anthony Bourdain showed fans a hilarious side to Diaz’s first fight.

The MMA world has often praised and criticized Nate Diaz for his infamous street fighting stories. The streets of Stockton have witnessed the rage of Nate Diaz and his brother Nick Diaz on multiple occasions. The Diaz brothers also did well inside the Octagon against elite MMA specialists. Nate is relatively closed off from discussing this particular side of himself.

An old video of the Diaz brothers in an interview with Anthony Bourdain has an exciting story of Nate Diaz’s first-ever physical fight in school. Nate narrated the story in a hilarious manner which intrigued his listeners incredibly. The fight involved the UFC fighter in the 6th grade going up against some boys who were engaged in their baseball practice. Nate stated, “I’ve never punched in my face so many times.”

This fight kickstarted a series of road fights for the Diaz brothers, which may or may not have ended in adverse outcomes. Regardless of the street fighting, the Diaz brothers have inspired the next generation of MMA fighters.

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UFC star Nate Diaz responds to Jake Paul’s risky MMA fight offer

Jake Paul and Nate Diaz
Jake Paul and Nate Diaz (via: fightsports.tv)

The upcoming fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz has caused a lot of hype among fight fans. The matchup is pretty even, considering the sport involved and the background of the fighters. Jake Paul seems confident about going up against the UFC fighter in the boxing ring. But what’s surprising to fans is the influencer’s eagerness to fight Nate in the octagon.

The much-anticipated crossover event recently had its final press conference, and one conversation between the fighters caught the fans’ attention. Jake Paul initiated the topic of a possible MMA fight after the boxing match with the UFC veteran for a total of $ 10 million. Nate Diaz ignored the offer and ended the discussion with “Fu*k you and Fu*k MVP.”

The ignorance of the fight offer might mean many things for Diaz. Either the MMA veteran is afraid of the YouTuber’s wrestling skills or does not find the idea appealing or challenging.

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