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Tony Ferguson is one of the most well-known names in the sport of MMA. ‘El Cucuy’ has been around for a while and has entered 31 fights (25-6). He made his UFC debut all the way back in 2011 against Ramsey Nijem.

In his career, he has had many memorable bouts against the likes of Anthony Pettis, Kevin Lee, and Donald Cerrone. Currently, the fighter is on a three-fight losing streak and is looking for an opponent to end his slump.

Recently, the Stockton Native, Nate Diaz, seemingly called out Tony Ferguson on Twitter. After Nate’s call out, ‘El Cucuy’ took to his Twitter to give him an answer.

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He wrote:-“Blazin’🥇Trails” Roll 🥋It💯 170lb 📈 -CSO-” ‘El Cucuy’. Ferguson also tagged Nate Diaz and UFC president Dana White.

UFC fans have been waiting for this legendary fight to go down for years. If this fight actually comes to life, it will surely be like a dream come true for UFC fans.

READ MORE: Tony Ferguson Explains How He Got the Name ‘El Cucuy’

However, fans will be apprehensive as they have missed out on Tony Ferguson vs Khabib Nurmagomedov five times.

What’s next for Nate Diaz?

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Nate Diaz is currently on the last fight of his current UFC contract. According to reports, Dana White said that he would be talking to Nate Diaz about fighting the upcoming prospect, Khamzat Chimaev.

“We’re going to talk to Nate about it,” said White. “One hundred percent.” ‘Borz’ called out Nate Diaz as well in his recent press conference following his dominant win over Li Jingliang at UFC 267.

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Although Diaz and Ferguson have almost reached a fight agreement on their own, it is unlikely that the UFC would let this happen. The possibility of this dream fixture only depends on UFC President Dana White. And as of now, it seems like he has other plans for the Stockton native.

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