“You blew it you bum”- Conor McGregor, Nate Diaz, and Dustin Poirier trade virtual blows while discussing a potential fight
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Nate Diaz, Conor McGregor, and, Dustin Poirier Twitter exchange
Conor McGregor, Nate Diaz, and Dustin Poirier are at it again. The three rivals are once against talking smack to each other online and Poirier did not hold back.
Nate Diaz is absolutely tired of the UFC trying to keep him on the sidelines for a potential trilogy fight with the Irishman, Conor McGregor. The Notorious One is recovering from his injury and is currently looking to return to the octagon during the fall of this year.
Meanwhile, Nate wants to fight against Dustin Poirier and finish on a high in the last fight of his contract. Responding to Dana White’s comments on the McGregor trilogy, Diaz asked the Irishman to first “get some wins” before he wants to fight the Stockton Slugger. McGregor responded to the tweet by writing, “Bounce them titties for the dollar,” attaching a video of him dropping Nate at UFC 202.
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Dustin Poirier claims he ended Conor McGregor’s career
Responding to Conor’s tweet which was later deleted, Dustin attached a video of him knocking out the Notorious One in Abu Dhabi at UFC 257. Poirier finally avenged his loss to McGregor 7 years later which also opened the doors for an amazing trilogy at UFC 264. Conor lost the trilogy fight via TKO and also broke his foot at the end of the first round. Since then, Conor has not fought in the octagon.
Conor replied to Dustin’s tweet and wrote, “You blew it you bum.” The exchange is now deleted like several other tweets of Conor’s in the past. “The Diamond” was very quick with his reply and wrote back, “It” meaning your fighting career.
Dustin and Nate are both interested in fighting each other very soon. However, the company seems to have other plans for the Stockton Slugger. Dana White even mentioned in a recent interview that he would be put his money on the Nate-Conor trilogy to happen for sure. The boss says it would be a “shock” if that fight did not happen. This brings us to the question of if we would ever get to see a Diaz vs Poirier fight in the UFC given Nate is on his last fight.
What are your thoughts?
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