After leaking sparring footage, fans are convinced that Jake Paul will "smoke" Nate Diaz.

The Boxing Debut

Nate Diaz, the legendary UFC fighter, is set to make his professional boxing debut on August 5 in Texas against Jake Paul, the popular YouTuber-turned prizefighter. This highly-anticipated match has fans buzzing with excitement.

The Sparring Leak

Diaz has been diligently preparing for the bout by sparring with Esquiva Falcao, a middleweight boxer trained by Robert Garcia. Unfortunately for Diaz, the footage of their sparring session has been leaked, and fans are drawing conclusions based on what they've seen.

Fans Predicting Paul's Victory

After watching the leaked sparring clip, fans have taken to social media to express their doubts about Diaz's chances against Paul. Many believe that Paul will "smoke" the MMA star and come out victorious in the fight.

One fan boldly declared, "If this is real, Jake gonna smoke him!" While another fan commented, "Broski looks like he’s a kid slapping." The general sentiment seems to be that Diaz's performance in the leaked footage was lackluster and unimpressive.

Falcao's Assessment

Even Esquiva Falcao himself, Diaz's sparring partner, had some less-than-flattering comments about the MMA legend's performance. In a social media video, Falcao expressed his observations, saying, "At first I thought he was tired, and in the end, it looked like he was dying. His fighting style is crazy."

Falcao also mentioned that Diaz appeared to be tired during the sparring session and that he had to hold back slightly to match his rhythm. Despite this, Falcao acknowledged Diaz's determination and resilience, stating that Diaz is "bad, but since he's too heavy... I had to do it. But I liked doing it."

Predictions and Expectations

The leaked sparring footage has certainly stirred up a debate among fans about the outcome of the upcoming fight. Some are predicting an early knockout victory for Paul, while others are eagerly waiting to see how Diaz will perform when the lights are on.

With both fighters now focused on their training and preparing for this highly-anticipated showdown, all eyes will be on Texas on August 5 to see if Diaz can prove the doubters wrong and emerge victorious in his boxing debut.