Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz have been involved in one of the most epic Twitter feuds in recent memory. Both the fighters are taking some serious jabs at each other.
Their feud has been entertaining to watch, McGregor has called out Diaz, for talking about a little smack in a scuffle and calling him ‘The King of Nothing’.
McGregor talked about how Nate couldn’t even win the belt that was just made for him.
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“I forget nothing bro and you’ll see that soon enough. And don’t talk to me about a little slap in a scuffle I had them all trapped thinking they were dead. You’re the king of nothing. You couldn’t even win your own belt they made for you, let alone any other.” he wrote.
I forget nothing bro and you’ll see that soon enough. And don’t talk to me about a little slap in a scuffle I had them all trapped thinking they were dead. You’re the king of nothing. You couldn’t even win your own belt they made for you, let alone any other. pic.twitter.com/X9LiMQLbEr
— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) March 31, 2021
McGregor was replying to Diaz’s claims of how he is the real king. Diaz talked about how Khabib had beaten McGregor, and how Diaz had slapped Nurmagomedov.
Diaz called McGregor a bitch and tried to remind him of how Khabib had owned him and called him and Dustin “some bitches.”
The History Between Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor
McGregor and Diaz have a fierce rivalry, the duo has faced each other twice already with the score level at 1 all. The first fight between them took place at UFC 196 on March 6, 2016, which Nate won via Submission.
They faced each other again at UFC 202, this time around McGregor came back strong and won the fight via decision.
Since then, both the fighters have always been at each other’s face and the rivalry has grown with every passing year. Every fan around the world has been hoping to see a third fight between the two so that they can settle their score once and for all.
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Even though the pair haven’t fought in over 4 years, the battle outside the Octagon has continued and this latest Twitter feud is just a part of it.
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