Conor McGregor Calls Nate Diaz a ‘Leftover Salsa’ as He Responds to Recent Comments
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UFC lightweight star Conor McGregor took to social media and responded to Nate Diaz after the welterweight fighter made certain disparaging claims. Stockton’s second son, Nate Diaz, seems rather motivated to reignite his rivalry with McGregor and went after the Irishman. Diaz trolled McGregor for his submission loss in their fight and claimed that it is what steroids did to ‘The Notorious’.
Nate Diaz went about his character assassination campaign with the notion that McGregor’s company ‘McGregor Fast’ was into unethical business. ‘The Notorious’ didn’t take too kindly to this claim and immediately spoke out on behalf of his company. Furthermore, he clapped back at Nate Diaz by bringing up his own decision victory in their rematch.
Silly goose, that was pre @McGregorFast.
McGregor FAST was created in the aftermath of that fight.
Here is an image of a direct result of me following the @McGregorFast program.
Your face left like a bowl of leftover salsa.
Now Download the app you little juice head turkey 🦃 https://t.co/YI5H7N0PD7 pic.twitter.com/g15DDwm6Y1— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) April 18, 2021
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The feud between Diaz and McGregor seems to be a constant feature. Despite the lengthy timeline on their rivalry, it appears that the seeds for a legacy-defining trilogy match-up are in the works. Both men frequently chime in on social media, and the flames of the original rivalry don’t seem to relent.
Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz: An Overview
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‘The Notorious’ is on the verge of fighting Dustin Poirier for the third time in the hope that he’ll win out the rubber match. After being finished in his last fight, everything is on the line for McGregor, including his chances at lightweight gold. Moreover, there’s bad blood brewing between McGregor and Poirier, thus making for an emphatic showdown.
Nate Diaz also has a marquee match-up lined up against Leon Edwards for UFC 262, which could potentially lead to a title shot. The fight came together out of left field and left Diaz with an opportunity to make a big splash. If he beats ‘Rocky’ Edwards, Nate Diaz will probably find himself fighting the winner of Kamaru Usman and Jorge Masvidal for the welterweight strap.
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With a timetable set out, both McGregor and Diaz have their hands full for the foreseeable future. However, a trilogy fight between them is always a viable option that will probably be explored in the future. What’s more, fan interest has once again peaked in a possible match-up given the way they are verbally sparring on Twitter.