Bruce Buffer Responds To Nate Diaz’ Recent Callout

Bruce Buffer fired back at Nate Diaz.

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It’s high time Octagon announcer Bruce Buffer responds to Nate Diaz’ recent harsh words.

Buffer made headlines over the weekend by suggesting Diaz should “bow down to UFC President Dana White” for the money he’s been paid. Diaz expectedly fired back that he ‘bows to no man’ for no amount of cash. Diaz suggested that Buffer should “get off the UFC’s nuts” due to his claims.

The announcer apparently didn’t like how his words came off as a result. Buffer tweeted a sort of apology to Diaz. He insisted that Diaz had gotten his use of the term ‘bow’ out of sort:

Buffer has changed his tune. But that story may or may not come off as credible due to how he first detailed it. Diaz was none too pleased with the announcer’s assumption he should bow down to Dana White.

But the in-cage personality claims he maybe meant something else with his suggestion.

Diaz is rarely one to agree with Dana White, let alone bow, due to their storied history. This story may not be over because of that.

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Nate Diaz Claps Back At Bruce Buffer After ‘Bow Down’ Diss

Nate Diaz isn’t having Bruce Buffer’s trash talk.

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It hardly a surprise that Nate Diaz claps back at Bruce Buffer.

The longtime UFC announcer recently dissed the polarizing MMA star by claiming he should be ‘bowing down’ to UFC president Dana White.

Buffer’s words don’t sit well with Diaz. He hopped on social media to blast back at the voice of the octagon tonight:

It’s the usual hard-line stance from Diaz. He affirmed he takes directions from no man. It’s a strategy that has gained him many a fan due to his outspoken personality. He’s now set to return against Dustin Poirier at November’s UFC 230. The pay-per-view event should be huge because of his presence.

However, Diaz has also begun to draw some criticism in the fight game. He is set to return, but likewise, it’s far from set in stone.

The Stockton slugger was expected to only return for his long-rumored trilogy with Conor McGregor. The press conference where McGregor’s return was also announced was a source of discord for Diaz. He walked out of it and tweeted he was no longer fighting. Maybe he wants to fight the best at lightweight, maybe it’s in order to set up the McGregor rubber match.

It seems like one thing is for certain. Diaz wants to be back in the limelight. If he’s making the kind of money Buffer claims, he has several million reasons to. MMA’s most infamous bad boy is back, so fans can only hope he actually fights.

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Adesanya Wants Brunson to Know He’s F**ked Before Getting Finished

Israel Adesanya and Derek Brunson have no love lost for one another. Sometimes we as human beings develop enemies or just grow to generally dislike an individual without even knowing the origin of the disdain. Israel Adesanya is not one of them…at leas…

Israel Adesanya and Derek Brunson have no love lost for one another. Sometimes we as human beings develop enemies or just grow to generally dislike an individual without even knowing the origin of the disdain. Israel Adesanya is not one of them…at least not when it comes to Derek Brunson. No, Adesanya remembers the precise […]

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Israel Adesanya Is On Standby For Whittaker vs. Gastelum Fight

Israel Adesanya is chasing his title opportunity.

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Israel Adesanya is on standby for Robert Whittaker and Kelvin Gastelum’s UFC middleweight title fight.

Whittaker and Gastelum will coach opposite one another on The Ultimate Fighter Season 28 (TUF 28). After the show’s conclusion, the pair will clash with the 185-pound title on the line. Adesanya would love to be the UFC’s backup plan in case things don’t work out.

Adesanya told Submission Radio he knows the UFC pays fighters to be on standby for fights. In his last fight, the main event of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 27 Finale, Thiago Santos was put on standby after Brad Tavares suffered an apparent ankle injury.

“Stylebender” called it “easy money”:

“Cause you never know – someone might slip on a banana peel,” Adesanya said. “(Expletive) happens. You know, another case of horse meat or whatever, Mexican supplements. It’s happened so many times.

“It’s easy money anyway. What, I can get paid to make weight? If I can fight, sure, I’ll do that as well. But paid to make weight? Why not.”

A Veteran Challenge

Before he can think about that, however, Adesanya has quite a tough test ahead of him. He’ll fight Derek Brunson at UFC 230 form Madison Square Garden in November. The pair had a heated staredown at the UFC’s 25th Anniversary Press Conference:

“If not for (UFC President) Dana (White) holding him back, he would have leaned right into a punch or an uppercut or something, cause I had my fist on his chest,” Adesanya said.

“So that’s exactly how he’s gonna fight. You see me, I establish the range, boom, fist on his chest. And you see him just rushing in even with Dana in the middle, and Dana had to hold him back.

“That’s exactly how he’s gonna fight. It’s already said and done. He does his habits and my habit is winning. And winning’s a habit, so I’m gonna keep winning.”

Adesanya said he hopes Brunson lasts into the second round. He wants to see the “broken” look on his adversary’s face before the commencement of the next round:

“I hope he goes to the second round, cause I wanna look across the cage from him, and there’s a moment when you look across the cage from them after the first round and you can just see they’re already broken or half of them is broken,” Adesanya said.

“I just want to see that in his face and him know that he’s (expletive), and then I can finish him. But I don’t know, he might not last the first. So, we’ll see.”

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Tony Ferguson Is UFC 229’s Backup Plan

Big news on the UFC 229 front came Thursday night, when MMAjunkie broke the news that former UFC interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson will be fighting Anthony Pettis on the undercard. The addition of Ferguson vs. Pettis strengthens the UFC 229 ca…

Big news on the UFC 229 front came Thursday night, when MMAjunkie broke the news that former UFC interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson will be fighting Anthony Pettis on the undercard. The addition of Ferguson vs. Pettis strengthens the UFC 229 card, which has been called a “one-fight boxing card” by some, as the main […]

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Israel Adesanya Says UFC 230 Bout Isn’t About Derek Brunson

Israel Adesanya says he’s on the road to defeating all the “killers” in the middleweight division. Adesanya is set to face Derek Brunson on the UFC 230 card. The bout takes place on Nov. 3 inside Madison Square Garden in New York City…

Israel Adesanya says he’s on the road to defeating all the “killers” in the middleweight division. Adesanya is set to face Derek Brunson on the UFC 230 card. The bout takes place on Nov. 3 inside Madison Square Garden in New York City. “The Last Stylebender” has a chance to improve his perfect professional mixed […]

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