Favorite Nick Diaz Fight?

Favorite Diaz Fight?

  • Chris Lytle

  • Robbie Lawler

  • Karo Parisyan

  • Diego Sanchez

  • Takanori Gomi

  • Frank Shamrock

  • Scott Smith

  • Marius Žaromskis

  • Hayato Sakurai

  • Evangelista Santos

  • Paul Daley

  • BJ Penn

  • Carlos Condit

  • Anderson Silva


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Against Joe Hurley (Lion's Den) for the inaugural WEC welterweight title.

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Ken Shamrock was requiring the Wolverine cut of his fighters at the time:
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Steve "Heath" Gracie?
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Nick drops Joe early.
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Then takes him down and wrecks his shoulder.
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And gets a kiss:
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Diaz vs The Wildman Thomas Denny

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I am upset that it's not on the list would have been my pick. lol
 
Diaz bodywork underrated still baffles me how little body shots we see these days. Can fold guys so easily that way.
Throwing a punch to the body opens up your face more so when elbows are allowed when you are close
 
Gomi and Daley are fucking all time classics.

He really put a beating on Frank though, I remember that being fun.
 
BI one reminded us the classic catalysis of a Diaz moment. I really miss those type of feeling.
 
It's a tough one, he's had so many amazing fights, but I gotta go with Gomi.

Gomi destroyed the shit out of Nick's eye but Nick's mama didnt raise no bitch.

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Gomez, Daley or Zaromskis
 
I went Gomi. That fight had it all. Hadoukens and gogos.

Would have also picked Daley if I could pick two.
 
He turned a natural born killer into a point fighter while taunting the MW goat, smashing the once LW GOAT, but did have a boring snooze fest with the WW GOAT.

Nick was that one guy who was surpassed by the game: his volume boxing and bjj were more than enough pre 2010 but it become average after.
He spent in EliteXC/Strikeforce that timeframe when youngers fighters with a better skillset were emerging and when he stop fighting tailormade/old opponents he quit winning.

Still a legendary fighter, he fought and won everywhere in his younger days but he managed to protect himself a bit too much for my tastes in the later part of his career.
 
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