Nate Diaz demands a higher payday for an MMA fight against Jake Paul. Diaz is set to make his professional boxing debut against Paul, but he wants more than the $10 million currently offered.
Nate Diaz, the ‘Stockton Samurai,’ is set to make his professional boxing debut against Jake Paul on August 5. However, Diaz has made it clear that if Paul wants him to step inside the PFL Smart Cage for a mixed martial arts (MMA) fight, he’ll need a much higher payday than the $10 million currently offered.
Diaz’s First Post-UFC Appearance
In just a few weeks, Nate Diaz will be making his first appearance since leaving the UFC. The fight against Jake Paul, also known as ‘The Problem Child,’ will take place at the American Airlines Center in Dallas.
Paul’s Transition to MMA
After his boxing match with Diaz, Paul plans to make a transition to MMA. Although no official opponent has been announced, Paul has expressed his interest in fighting Diaz inside the cage. He took to Twitter to confirm his offer of $10 million for the proposed fight.
Diaz Demands More
However, Diaz has made it clear that $10 million is not enough to entice him into the MMA fight. When asked about Paul’s offer, Diaz responded, ‘It’s going to cost more than that.’ He wants a significantly higher payday to consider stepping into the PFL Smart Cage.
Concerns and Speculations
As the fight between Nate Diaz and Jake Paul approaches, fans have expressed concerns. Video clips of Diaz’s sparring sessions have been heavily scrutinized, with some speculating that Diaz may be suffering from CTE after years of high-profile fights in the Octagon.
Betting Odds
Currently, Diaz is listed as a +245 underdog, while Jake Paul is the clear favorite with odds of -330.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Diaz vs. Paul fight and the potential MMA matchup between these two fierce competitors.
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