Nick Diaz on His Training Vs. GSP’s: “We Hurt Less and We Fight More” (VIDEO)

Despite the evasive eye contact, the Diaz boys are getting pretty good with media interviews. Nick Diaz spoke to Vic Mysterio of the Hammerfisting podcast, following his brother, Nate’s impressive victory at UFC 141. Mysterio.

Despite the evasive eye contact, the Diaz boys are getting pretty good with media interviews. Nick Diaz spoke to Vic Mysterio of the Hammerfisting podcast, following his brother, Nate’s impressive victory at UFC 141. Mysterio asks Diaz if he thinks Georges St. Pierre was ducking him by pulling out of their February 4th scheduled battle due to knee injury and subsequent surgery. Diaz concedes that GSP is actually injured, but adds that St. Pierre’s method of training causes him to be “injury prone” which is not so much a problem for the Diaz brothers. Diaz explained:

I think he might’ve hurt himself. He shouldn’t have done that. If it hurts, don’t do it. I had to go through a lot of fights like that. You know, there were things I couldn’t do, and I couldn’t come in at 100 percent… But, no, you know, he hurt himself, and you know, the type of exercises he does too, your injury prone. You’re higher likely to hurt yourself doing explosive workout exercises. I have different type of workouts. I’m a different type of athlete, and I think that we get hurt less and we fight more. That’s why I have more fights. I have twice as many fights as most of these guys out here.”

While GSP recovers and rehabs his knee, Diaz will face Carlos Condit at UFC 143 for the Interim Welterweight Champion belt. Does he look scared? Nope. Watch Diaz’s interview below:

*Source: MMA Mania

Has BJ Penn Been Hittin’ the Sauce?

Well rather unexpectedly tonight, BJ Penn, who sort of but I guess not really retired after his UFC 137 hard fought defeat against Nick Diaz has taken to Twitter to both insult and call out.

Well rather unexpectedly tonight, BJ Penn, who sort of but I guess not really retired after his UFC 137 hard fought defeat against Nick Diaz has taken to Twitter to both insult and call out Diaz and the fresh off a devastating 12 second knock out loss, Jon Fitch. Penn tweeted:



It’s kind of a cheap shot to a recently wounded Jon Fitch and it’s a far cry from that comradely picture [above] snapped by Cesar Gracie after the battering he took from Nick Diaz. But Penn has always proved to have the true heart of a warrior, and if a few unkind words is what it takes to get him fired up and back in the cage, so be it. This guy puts on a show. Welcome back, BJ.

UFC 141 Weigh-Ins Photos (EXCLUSIVE GALLERY)

MMA Fix brings you our exclusive gallery from the UFC 141: Lesnar vs. Overeem weigh-ins. Photos by Silton Buendia.

MMA Fix brings you our exclusive gallery from the UFC 141: Lesnar vs. Overeem weigh-ins. Photos by Silton Buendia.

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Junior dos Santos Talks Nogueira and Machida Not Tapping at UFC 140 (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)

We at MMA Fix had a chance to catch up with Junior dos Santos at a UFC 141 luncheon and ask him if Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Lyoto Machida could have tapped out in their.

We at MMA Fix had a chance to catch up with Junior dos Santos at a UFC 141 luncheon and ask him if Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Lyoto Machida could have tapped out in their losses at UFC 140 or if there was simply not enough time for them to react. He tells us there is a Brazilian saying to never tap out, and thinks it was Nogueira’s choice to suffer a broken arm, as well as Machida’s to be choked out. Junior admits he would never allow himself to get hurt on purpose rather than tap. He also gets a chance to tell about the UFC‘s newest charitable organization, It Aint Chemo, where he was able to train with children afflicted with the disease. Watch the interview below:

UFC 141 Press Conference Wrap Up and Photos (EXCLUSIVE GALLERY)

UFC 141: Lesnar vs. Overeem kicked off its fan frenzied pre-fight press conference in front of a packed lobby at the MGM Grand. Fans waited for hours for the presser to begin and well, it.

UFC 141: Lesnar vs. Overeem kicked off its fan frenzied pre-fight press conference in front of a packed lobby at the MGM Grand. Fans waited for hours for the presser to begin and well, it didn’t necessarily start with a bang, as media members were less than eager to fire off questions, for it had only been a day since we’d bombarded Brock Lesnar, Alistair Overeem, Nate Diaz, and Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone with our challenging inquiries at the open workouts. Lesnar kept things colorful with tossing out a few curse words in his answers, Overeem kept a steady smile, Nate kept his composure, and Cowboy…well, he kept his hat on…that is, until Nate knocked it off. You can watch the entire press conference here or just check out our exclusive photos by Silton Buendia below.

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