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You are correct--it hasn't been 10 years. THEY ARE LYING ABOUT NICK'S RECORD.
It's been 9 years, 7 months, and 19 days.
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Nick Diaz was out striking GSP 8 years ago-
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You are correct--it hasn't been 10 years. THEY ARE LYING ABOUT NICK'S RECORD.
It's been 9 years, 7 months, and 19 days.
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Not sure if he was sick or not? But to me that more Post-ACL GSP.. When I saw him struggling at times for that TD, I knew he was past his best..
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You know he koed LAWLER??? Come on ip man...
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Despite winning 50-45 I thought this was the first fight I notice George might of been losing a step. The stand up was actually competitive but the ground and take downs Nick had nothing. It was an ok but pretty forgettable fight really. Saying Nick was winning this, you’re either high or trolling though.
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lol. I can accept that
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Yeah he had the flu. I remember him saying it in an interview and he was so mad about it cause he really wanted to kick Diaz ass but he ran out of gas because of the flu. And yeah i agree that GSP was never the same after those 2 acl surgeries.
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After he dug GSP's eye out.
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Nick Diaz is a fighting legend in regards to the i mma.
it’s so foreign that any mma fan who Has watched his fights would somehow not be a fan of his
it’s so foreign that any mma fan who Has watched his fights would somehow not be a fan of his
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Gsp won the fight off position. Nick was never in any trouble. And had gsp reeling. I’ve never seen Nick with no marks on him in any fight that I’ve ever see. Hi I’m win lose or nc
gsp won the match it wasn’t dominant. He took the fight out of the fight and gsp didnthst very well.
that’s a fight Nick took zero damage and gsp was wobbled and gassed and Nick stuffed the majority of his takedowns.
gsp won the match it wasn’t dominant. He took the fight out of the fight and gsp didnthst very well.
that’s a fight Nick took zero damage and gsp was wobbled and gassed and Nick stuffed the majority of his takedowns.
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Apparently it's really easy when you have a spy.
"I think it would have to be a complete gameplan switch on what happened and training a little bit different and everything. There was some stuff, it's almost like "GSP" really knew the moves that Nick was going to do from bottom. It's interesting, you know? That's my idea watching the fight. It was really weird. Because Nick does stuff that's very unique and he hasn't even, he does it in grappling but he doesn't necessarily do it in fighting. And he was doing it more in fighting and it was kind of like, wait a minute, this guy is like one step ahead, he knows exactly...it was kind of odd. Almost like someone from our team, or something, not a current member, you know? I don't know, it was one of those things, but, that's whatever, I don't want to make out an issue at all. I don't know without all the facts."
https://www.mmamania.com/2013/3/18/...-in-camp-betrayal-georges-st-pierre-nick-diaz
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Well, for the sake of context, Nick went 1-2-1 in his last 4 and when looking at his win streak his best win is a toss-up between a washed-up Penn or Paul Daley.
Nick lost a close decision to Condit because he didn't know how to adapt to a fighter not standing in front of him and getting into a brawl.
Nick is a very durable guy, and GSP was risk-averse so going to a decision against him isn't saying much. Anderson Silva also had 1 win in his last 9 bouts, being the guy that would have been his 1st win (and only decisive win) during that run is also nothing to applaud him over.
Going back to his win streak, he beat a bunch of undersized WW's, retired fighters, or mid-tier level WW's at best. Nick Diaz is the same guy that admitted to the athletic commission and strikeforce matchmakers that if Jay Hieron was his next opponent he would fail his piss test.
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Diaz lost every second of that fight.
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Diaz was poisoned
GSP missed weight by 1 pound
GSP missed weight by 1 pound
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Nick was way better than Nate. I doubt Nick still has it though.
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Yes. He's a mythical creature at this point, like healthy Shogun or motivated BJ, or a Chuck with a look in the eye
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I was cheering for Nick but when he claimed that GSP had a spy in his camp because his repeated rolling kneebar attempts didn't work, that was pretty much the end of taking him remotely seriously.
