Nate Diaz offered PS12.3 million to rematch Jake Paul in MMA

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Nate Diaz offered PS12.3 million to rematch Jake Paul in MMA
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Nate Diaz has been offered a whopping £12.3 million to step back into the cage and face Jake Paul in a rematch. However, it seems Diaz is "hiding behind a rock" and has yet to respond to the challenge.

The Rematch

After defeating Diaz in a boxing match earlier this year, Paul wasted no time in calling out the former UFC star for a rematch in the MMA arena. The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter signed with the Professional Fighters League (PFL) and is set to make his MMA debut in 2024.

The Challenge

Donn Davis, owner of the PFL, recently issued a challenge to Diaz during an interview on The MMA Hour. Davis expressed his frustration with Diaz "weaseling out" and complaining about the potential MMA fight with Paul. He even offered Diaz a substantial payday, between $10 and $15 million (£8.2m and £12.5m), to entice him into the cage.

Diaz's Response

As of now, Diaz has not confirmed his fighting future. After leaving the UFC to pursue his boxing bout with Paul, Diaz has remained silent about his next move. It remains to be seen if he will accept the challenge and step back into the MMA world.


Nate Diaz offered PS12.3 million to rematch Jake Paul in MMA
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Paul's Next Fight

While Diaz contemplates his next move, Paul is gearing up for his next boxing match on December 15. The YouTuber-turned-prizefighter teased that he would be facing a professional boxer this time. However, his original opponent, a 7-1 boxer, encountered visa issues and was unable to come to the US. Paul and his team are currently exploring alternative options and plan to announce his opponent within the next two weeks.

It seems the drama between Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is far from over. Will Diaz accept the offer and seek redemption in the MMA arena? Only time will tell.




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