Nate Diaz engaged with behind the stage quarrel during Jake Paul versus Tyron Woodley make an appearance
The UFC star is as of now plotting for a battle with Dustin Poirier in the octagon, yet he nearly got into a piece outside of the ring at an occasion in Florida this evening
Nate Diaz was engaged with a behind the stage quarrel at the weigh-in for Jake Paul's rematch with Tyron Woodley.
The UFC star is in Tampa to corner his colleague Chris Avila, who faces Paul's fighting accomplice Anthony Taylor on the undercard.
Also the top MMA warrior nearly got into his very own battle outside of the ring as the two groups got into a squabble behind the stage at the stylized weigh-ins at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
The occurrence wasn't gotten as expected on the transmission of the service, however reports of a water bottle were being tossed amidst the fight.
"Somewhat of a fracas broke out at the weigh-ins between group Chris Avila and group Anthony Taylor," writer Ariel Helwani tweeted.
"A water bottle was tossed. Might have detonated yet was diffused rather rapidly."
Likewise associated with the quarrel was Bellator lightweight boss AJ McKee, who is a dear companion of Taylor's.
Taylor is no more interesting to either Avila or Diaz, having battled the ex-UFC warrior in the Bellator MMA confine last year, where he guarantees there was a comparative episode later the session.
Nate Diaz was engaged with a quarrel
Paul's colleague affirms that Diaz endeavored to "hop" him behind the stage at Bellator 238 at the Forum in California during January of a year ago.
He won their MMA battle by larger part choice, which was a dubious call that resentful Avila and his group, just as famous official John McCarthy on the transmission.
"Quick version, basically I beat Chris Avila," Taylor clarified in a meeting with MMA Fighting.
"I begin showing-off in the back room and Nate caught it, he got frantic, tossed a water bottle and said, 'We will hop you and beat your a**'.
"Excuse my language... Nate ran up on me, he swung at me, he missed, I swung at him... I missed. Bellator staff needed to split it up."
Taylor has prodded a future MMA battle with Diaz, who is right now plotting for a session with Dustin Poirier in the octagon one year from now.
He just has one battle left on his arrangement, and Mirror Fighting comprehends he will probably confront Jake Paul once that agreement is finished.
"I have the chance to quiet him down once more," Taylor said at the public interview yesterday.
"Assuming Nate Diaz needs issues, we can settle it. I'm coming into this battle with a totally different range of abilities.
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"Chris Avila has nothing for me. His entire Diaz Army doesn't has anything for me.
"I'm coming into this battle to take him out and say something.
"Come this Saturday night, he's going down."
Avila demands he won their unique MMA session, and is eager to be given an additional a nine minutes in their eight-round boxing battle tomorrow evening.
"I'm coming to do my thing and leave the ring with my hand raised," Avila countered. "He doesn't has anything for me that I can't deal with.
"This is an eight-round battle and that will play for my potential benefit, he doesn't have the stuff.
"He can express what he needs. He just ran in our MMA battle. He will run once more."
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