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Is Nate Diaz the hardest guy to prepare for in MMA History?

BoD 2.0 said:
Then why did Conor, who’s the sports greatest fighter, have to completely shut himself off to the world to beat him (barely)?
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BoD 2.0 said:
A lot has been said about Nate Diaz, and finally he has been recognized as one of the true elites of the sport after his wars with Conor (the 2 best fights in UFC History)

My question is simple; Is Nate the most difficult fighter to camp and prepare for ?

We know What happened when Conor fought him without a camp and it was clearly stated that he lost because he wasn’t able to prepare specifically for him.

Then in the rematch Conor locked himself away and refused to do any media or promotion, because he was so focused on preparation. (This is a guy that did a world tour months before boxing Mayweather!). He focused more on prep for the Nate fight than ever before, and still barely got the decision.

Does anyone have information on Bendos or RDAs or Thompson’s or Guidas camps when they beat Nate? I’d imagine they had next level camps also to prepare for Nate.
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He's a durable guy. So yea I'd say he's hard to beat regardless. Best way to beat nate is to point fight. He's hard to KO, and harder to submit. Or you can donate some ganja weed to him and he will prob smoke it and fail his drug test.
 
Use jabs and straights to counter his wined up hooks.
Use legs kicks to frustrate him, slow him down, score points due to his lack of defense.
Go for the take down whenever available, but use throws and suplexes over a shoot to avoid the guillotine.
Don't engage in a brawl
Don't go headhunting,
Stick to nearly game-plan that doesn't involve standing still.

Want the answer to solve the Nick Diaz riddle while I'm here?
 
BoD 2.0 said:
A lot has been said about Nate Diaz, and finally he has been recognized as one of the true elites of the sport after his wars with Conor (the 2 best fights in UFC History)

My question is simple; Is Nate the most difficult fighter to camp and prepare for ?

We know What happened when Conor fought him without a camp and it was clearly stated that he lost because he wasn’t able to prepare specifically for him.

Then in the rematch Conor locked himself away and refused to do any media or promotion, because he was so focused on preparation. (This is a guy that did a world tour months before boxing Mayweather!). He focused more on prep for the Nate fight than ever before, and still barely got the decision.

Does anyone have information on Bendos or RDAs or Thompson’s or Guidas camps when they beat Nate? I’d imagine they had next level camps also to prepare for Nate.
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Shall I also add that his cardio is really good and the longer the fight goes more advantage to nate. Partly because he hit's with 75% power and wears you done while staying fresh. The constant sub threat is there too.
 
No

Need to be well conditioned,

Low kicks in combos standing up.

TDs from the outside.

Aggressive top game.

The thing that separate the Diaz Bros from most MMA elite is their exceptional gas tank.

But their strategy is repetitive and is well known.

If you can’t,at least, keep it up then you might be in trouble.
 
BoD 2.0 said:
A lot has been said about Nate Diaz, and finally he has been recognized as one of the true elites of the sport after his wars with Conor (the 2 best fights in UFC History)

My question is simple; Is Nate the most difficult fighter to camp and prepare for ?

We know What happened when Conor fought him without a camp and it was clearly stated that he lost because he wasn’t able to prepare specifically for him.

Then in the rematch Conor locked himself away and refused to do any media or promotion, because he was so focused on preparation. (This is a guy that did a world tour months before boxing Mayweather!). He focused more on prep for the Nate fight than ever before, and still barely got the decision.

Does anyone have information on Bendos or RDAs or Thompson’s or Guidas camps when they beat Nate? I’d imagine they had next level camps also to prepare for Nate.
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More like one of the easiest. Footwork+distance management, low kicks, wrasslin'.

See RDA vs Nate or Rory vs Nate.
 
Nate is so hard to prepare for he has only lost 11 times out of 30 fights.

Around 50% ain't bad.
 
he has no holes in his game and his strategy for every fight is different and completely unpredictable. :p
 
anyone that tried to beat Nate by exploiting his weaknesses won.

Any idiot that tried to do other shit like box with him or swing at him all lost (Cerrone, Michael Johnson, Conor first time)
 
Wrestlefuck him or leg kick him.

He's actually pretty easy to gameplan for. He's very predictable.

Do not try and out tough.
 
BoD 2.0 said:
Thompson KOd him. And he gassed out in the 4th round vs Conor. You are fake news.
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Near impossible = 1 career KO.

Fantastic cardio = 1 time gassed out in 23 UFC fights.

Come on man, you're a good poster. You're better than this.

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