Looking at the lifestyle of the Diaz family today, any layman will find it hard to imagine what this family had been through previously. The currently 38-year-old, former UFC star, Nate Diaz, was born in a rough and poverty-stricken neighborhood of Stockton, California. He has also broken down his childhood struggles on camera multiple times. Once he revealed that there was a time when his family didn’t know where they would get their next meal. Diaz has also stated that he initially joined jiu-jitsu classes just because they fed the practitioners with hot dogs after their training sessions.

It was Nate’s elder brother Nick who made the first efforts to draw them out of poverty. After showcasing some real prowess during his martial arts training days, he decided to take up MMA professionally. ‘The elder Diaz’ soon became a name in the rising sport of MMA as he fought for multiple promotions around the world.

This also inspired Nate to follow in his brother’s footsteps. ‘The younger Diaz’ soon made it to the biggest global MMA promotion, the UFC. Both Diaz brothers also earned heavy cheques along with their fights, finally relieving their family from their poverty. But, looking at Nate Diaz’s current net worth of $10M, a number of fans might be curious to know whether he has any other sources of income apart from MMA.

Does Nate Diaz Own a Company?

Most fans are aware of the unpredictability of the sport of MMA. The community has witnessed the careers of fighters cut short even before they peaked. Looking at such situations, investing the money earned from MMA is always a good option. While some other noted UFC stars like Conor McGregor and Dustin Poirier have become massive businessmen using their popularity, ‘The Stockton Slapper’ also doesn’t lag too far behind.

The Diaz brothers launched their own CBD-based sports nutrition and wellness products brand ‘GAME UP Nutrition’ in 2018. Reports also say that both brothers have made quite good amounts from this venture to date.

However, the Diaz brothers always had a chaotic persona. Hence, it’s quite understandable that they wanted to do something related to fighting now that they had the money. Staying true to fan expectations, Nate Diaz announced the launch of his own fight promotion, ‘Real Fight Inc.’ in September 2022.

Everything about Nate Diaz’s fight promotion Company, Real Fight Inc

As already mentioned, ‘The Stockton Slapper’ announced the formation of his own promotion in the month of September 2022. Diaz was training for his UFC 279 bout against Khamzat Chimaev at that point. The noted MMA coverage house, ‘MMA Junkie’ reported Diaz’s own promotion will also hold boxing and jiu-jitsu bouts apart from MMA.

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Diaz also released a press statement about his promotion for media outlets. It read, “Nathan Diaz will be applying for his promoter’s license in the coming weeks to form Real Fight, Inc., a new promotion that will focus on promoting combat sports shows, specifically boxing, MMA and BJJ. The new venture has no bearing on his status as a fighter, where he will continue to be very active. Real Fight, Inc. is his expansion into the business side of the sport where he has been a fixture for close to 20 years.”

Real Fight Inc. has co-promoted a number of events to date. But, promoting its owner Nate Diaz’s upcoming boxing bout against the noted YouTuber-boxer, Jake Paul, is probably going to be its biggest venture to date.

How much are Diaz Brothers Worth?

We have already talked about how Nate Diaz’s current net worth stands at about $10M. While reports also say that his elder brother Nick currently holds a net worth of $3M. Hence, it won’t be wrong to say that the Diaz brothers hold a net worth of $13M collectively.

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Most fans know that both brothers have made some lucrative amount of money from their fight careers. Still, what percent of their cumulative net worth do you think they have earned from their business ventures?