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lolWhat level of respect do you think you deserve when you don't even know the names of the people you are talking about?
Nice deflection.
lolWhat level of respect do you think you deserve when you don't even know the names of the people you are talking about?
You don't think Nick was very tough vs Gomi? Daley?
Nate getting kicked in the face by Masvidal and kept fighting: that's not tough?
I dislike the Diaz bros, but your thread is a big pile of shit.
What is wrong about what I said? I would like to see an argument made for why Nick didn't quit. If this were any other fighter you know what the reaction would be. People still shit on GSP for tapping to strikes and I'm not even sure that happened. How is this any different?
1. I didn't say Nick didn't quit.
2. You didn't ask if Nick quit...
2a. Thread title: "Does Nick Quitting Tarnish The Diaz Bros Image?"
See the question you asked?
3. Nothing wrong with GSP tapping to strikes. Obviously he knows how to handle his own body and career since he never lost again.
4. It's not any different.
Who cares if sherdoggers shit on Nick or GSP for quitting. They call in sick to work when they're well and get paid to post here. They can't even handle the pressure of their life without tapping out lol
Obviously him being off for years, alcohol and substance abuse and lack of motivation plated a factor in his durability. He was no where near the level if shape he was in back when he was competing regularly. So no, your post is bs and yes you are trying to sgit on Nick.
Yes I said alcohol and substance abuse effected his performance, Im not sure why you're repeating exactly what I said and acted as if you proved a point lol. I was simply stating that Diaz' ability and desire to take punishment and keep fighting has greatly reduced due to his lay off. That doesnt make his entire career of being one the toughest guys in the sport and being in countless wars mean absolutely nothing because of one fight after nearly a decade off and years of alcohol abuse.Alchol/substance abuse = poor performance. You said so yourself. Durability was lacking along with heart.
@blaseblah spoke some truth here. I think you are taking his comments a little too personal. It was a poor performance from the opening kick to the retirement.
you guys are such fucking hypocrites.Nope. Unless you think people tapping to submissions instead of accepting their arm breaking tarnishes their image
He got dropped, got his nose broken, and decided there was no reason to continue fighting with that damage and to damage it more.
you guys are such fucking hypocrites.
if Adesanya or Usman quit like that and they would be mocked as pussies and become the laughing stock of Sherdog
the excuses you guys pull out of your ass for your favourite fighters is so funny considering you would never apply those excuses to fighters you don't like
That wasn't my thread title, a mod merged my thread into an older thread. I'm going to take this post as you accepting that Nick Diaz quit in a fight and doesn't have the legendary toughness that his hardcore fans kept pushing.
Dude, these are cage fighters. And the reason folks tune into the Diaz brothers is because of their authenticity & toughness. If you aren't equipped for the rigors of getting punched in the nose, stay retired. Nick has survived more harrowing situations but he just doesn't have the fight in him anymore. It's one thing to have a physical decline, but to forego the mental edge that made you a legend & fan favorite is something else entirely.
I disagree.People on this forum need to grow up lol.
He got seriously hurt in there and didnt want to take anymre damage. The guy is almost 40. Talking about image and reputation is ridiculous and immature. The guy could have had his life altered for the worse if he continued.
You people need to realize that theyre putting their health on the line for entertainment and $. No money is worth continuing that fight for Nick Diaz and your entertainment means zero at that point.
Half of the people on this forum have literally never thrown a punch and youre talking about their image lol.
Absurd.
Is the myth about Evander Holyfield being a great boxer over with?
What are you even talking about? Of course they are tough. Have you got eyes?Anyone who still believed in the Diaz tough guy persona at this point in time is an idiot
Because he needs the money.THEN WHY TAKE THE FIGHT TO START WITH.