30-0 undefeated boxer gives scary update on 220-pound, dying Nate Diaz ahead of Jake Paul boxi

May 2024 · 2 minute read

The crossover fight between Nate Diaz and Jake Paul will take place in the first week of August. Their face-offs and heated conversations have increased fan interest in the upcoming boxing bout. Diaz approached a world-class boxer, Esquiva Falcao, to help improve his unorthodox boxing skills. Falcao is the prime contender for the vacant IBF middleweight title and has an undefeated record.

Falcao informed the fans about the unhealthy condition of the Stockton fighter. The boxer said, “You look at him and say, ‘Oh, he’s tired,’ and then we started sparring. [Coach] Robert [Garcia] told me in the second round, ‘He’s tired already, hold back a little bit and keep the rhythm, so he does at least ten rounds.’”

Esquiva further stated that Diaz appeared tired and lacked the stamina to box for 12 straight rounds. The undefeated boxer also pointed out that Diaz weighed at least 220 pounds, far above his natural fighting weight. Esquiva summed it up for the fans and said, “It looked like he was dying.”

Another fact to be considered is that the Paul-Diaz match was initially scheduled for just eight rounds. However, Diaz expressed interest in a ten-round match. Jake Paul agreed, but Diaz retracted the offer in a typical Stockton manner. Diaz could find himself in plenty of trouble if he remains unhealthy heading into the blockbuster boxing clash.

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What is Nate Diaz’s biggest strength in his fights?

Nate Diaz does not have a decorated record in MMA. However, he has earned much respect and fame with wins against many prized fighters in the UFC. His unique swagger and ‘No-quit’ attitude seems to resonate with many fight fans around the world.

Diaz has a fearless nature and possesses the ability to absorb destructive punches without getting knocked out. His “Iron Chin,” remains the most important aspect of his fighting style. Diaz can put pressure on any fighter on any given day. His wins in the UFC came from his pressuring style, which opponents could not keep up with.

Going into the bout against Jake Paul, Diaz must play to his strengths of experience and confidence to overcome the YouTuber. Paul has many weaknesses but has a dynamite right hand that can knock anyone out. Hence, Diaz can win the bout with his pressure boxing if he can endure the right hooks from Paul.

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