If they can find another alternative, maybe they will push for that instead of working on it with Dana, just like what you said
there's something between White and Paul.
But, maybe if money will speak out loud, for sure business will come up first before anything, I mean if the price is right and the negotiation
turn into a good deal between everyone's camps.
We might see things to happen inside MMA arena.
Per report, Nate Diaz earns 20 million USD on his fight with Jake Paul, bigger that his whole earning in the UFC (some said bu t i don't if true) so this rematch will take place and it will be good if it happens in a Mix Martial Arts arena which i think Diaz could avenge his defeat on Paul. Even if the promoter offer half of what he earned on his fight with Jake Paul,
I think Diaz will not hesitate to agree.
Nate Diaz doesn't seem to face any issues, whether it's in boxing or UFC, because regardless of the outcome, he still stands to earn a substantial amount of money. The real challenge lies with Jake Paul, given that he has a reputation to safeguard. A loss could significantly impact his future in boxing. Therefore, it's in his best interest to continue winning, especially since he's regarded as a superstar in the world of boxing exhibitions, unlike Nate Diaz.
Regarding the rumored $20 million figure, I would be hesitant to believe it without confirmation from a reliable source. Nevertheless, I'm inclined to think that both fighters still managed to earn a satisfactory amount, considering that their fight turned out to be quite entertaining.