Nate Diaz Wasn’t Impressed With Khamzat Chimaev’s Performance: ‘It Was Lame’

Nate DiazNate Diaz wasn’t impressed with Khamzat Chimaev‘s performance at UFC 279. Diaz and Chimaev were originally scheduled to headline UFC 279, but things went haywire, as Chimaev missed weight by 7.5 pounds. This forced the UFC to scrambled to resurrect the PPV. Diaz was given Tony Ferguson, as Chimaev was given a bout with Kevin […]

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Nate Diaz wasn’t impressed with Khamzat Chimaev‘s performance at UFC 279.

Diaz and Chimaev were originally scheduled to headline UFC 279, but things went haywire, as Chimaev missed weight by 7.5 pounds. This forced the UFC to scrambled to resurrect the PPV. Diaz was given Tony Ferguson, as Chimaev was given a bout with Kevin Holland.

Diaz and Chimaev had been talking trash on one another in the entire lead up to the fight. Diaz had called out Chimaev for his “rookie move’ of missing weight by that much, and even said he was just scared to fight him. Going into the fight, Diaz had claimed that all he pressure was on Chimaev, as he was such a heavy favorite. Most people even believed that the UFC was using Chimaev as a “hitman”, to take out Diaz in his last fight with the organization.

Nate Diaz wasn’t impressed with Chimaev dominant win over Holland

Khamzat Chimaev was able to beat his rival Holland with relative ease. He took him down extremely fast, and didn’t even take. strike the entire match. He was able to submit Holland early in the first round after minutes of constant wrestling and scrambles.

“It was lame, scared, boring, rookie, whack, p***y, lame, d*** sucker. All those things.” Diaz said about Chimaev’s bout.

Diaz was able to win his fight as well against Tony Ferguson. The match was a fun one the entire time, as they both went back and forth trading strikes. Diaz said after the fight, that he was wrestling the entire camp for training, and didn’t train boxing at all. Ferguson and Chimaev both fight very differently, so Diaz had to vastly change is game plan, just a day before his fight.

Did you enjoy Chimaev’s performance? Did you like the Diaz bout?

Fighters React To Nate Diaz’s Fairy-Tale Moment At UFC 279

If UFC 279 was the last time that Nate Diaz will compete in the Octagon, he is going out on a memorable note. After a build-up that was supposed to culminate in Diaz vs Khamzat Chimaev, the Stockton native would be matched up with former interim champ …

If UFC 279 was the last time that Nate Diaz will compete in the Octagon, he is going out on a memorable note. After a build-up that was supposed to culminate in Diaz vs Khamzat Chimaev, the Stockton native would be matched up with former interim champ Tony Ferguson on just 24 hours’ notice after…

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After His UFC 279 Win, Nate Diaz Opened Up a World of Future Fighting Possibilities

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UFC 279 Results: Nate Diaz Wins Final Fight, Chimaev Beats Holland to Highlight Card

Nate Diaz added another guillotine submission victory to his resume with a fourth-round win over Tony Ferguson in the main event of UFC 279. It wasn’t the…

Nate Diaz added another guillotine submission victory to his resume with a fourth-round win over Tony Ferguson in the main event of UFC 279. It wasn’t the…

Nate Diaz lands stunning guillotine win over Tony Ferguson in main event showdown – UFC 279 Highlights

Nate DiazLikely riding off into the proverbial sunset — veteran Stockton favorite, Nate Diaz manages to finish his Octagon deal on his own terms following UFC 279 — scoring a fourth round guillotine win over former interim lightweight titleholder, Tony Ferguson to close out tonight’s Las Vegas, Nevada headliner. Diaz, who was initially scheduled to headline […]

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Likely riding off into the proverbial sunset — veteran Stockton favorite, Nate Diaz manages to finish his Octagon deal on his own terms following UFC 279 — scoring a fourth round guillotine win over former interim lightweight titleholder, Tony Ferguson to close out tonight’s Las Vegas, Nevada headliner.

Diaz, who was initially scheduled to headline UFC 279 against co-main event feature, Khamzat Chimaev, picked up his first finish in the UFC since March 2015, where he finished former two-weight champion, Conor McGregor with a second round rear-naked choke.

Landing the first and likely second as well as third round against former interim titleholder, Ferguson, in a quite bizarre and unorthodox matchup to round out UFC 279, Diaz, who saw his own lead right leg chopped and plodded at throughout the fight, managed to turn the tables midway through the fourth.

Pouring on the pressure as Ferguson retreated to the fence, Nate Diaz drew a measly double-leg attempt from the latter, before pulling guard and latching onto a guillotine choke, tightening the submission and eventually forcing the tap.

Following his victory, Diaz, who has now completed his contractual obligations with the organization, confirmed that he plans to exit the UFC in over to “take over” another unnamed sport. However, insisted he would like to return to the promotion for a title shot in the future.

Below, catch the highlights from Nate Diaz’s submission win over Tony Ferguson