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I also have thoughts that if Jake is having a mma fight, that it is going to be PFL. PFL seems to be having money, as they afforded to sign Ngannou. I doubt that Jake needs a lot of time to prepare for mma fight, as he bets more on a boxing career than a mma career. He would put on mma gloves just to get a juicy check (imho he would immediately tap as soon as someone choke or do a submit him). The minor issue would be his opponent. Who would be given a honor to fight him and to earn.
It will be a shame for Nate Diaz to lose against Jake Paul. They'll definitely fight in MMA because as Nate said, in MMA Jake has zero chance and if Nate refuses to fight, Jake can verbally bully him. I believe this fight will 100% happen if Nate Diaz doesn't overdose on Coke.

And I also think that Jake Paul vs Khabib is possible too. There was an interview where they asked Khabib about fight between him and Jake Paul. At first Khabib said that he isn't going to fight and has retired but then when he quickly realized that it was Jake Paul and he would get tons of money, he later said that we can think about this. Khabib is not as honest and ideal man as he seems from outside, he loves money too and tries to mask that. So, I would say, fight between them is possible!

It is indeed, he would be more embarrassed to himself if he gets defeated by someone who is making his debut and this is his sport where he have a vast of experience and wins in his career. Thinking about it, I don't know what would be Nate's situation if that happens but surely, he needs to expect that Jake Paul will not let him forget that knowing that the man is very vocal about his wins and achievement in life.

And that Nate vs Khabib fight? I don't think that is possible, he might've been cornered when he was asked about that because I believe that he will follow his fathers legacy just like he said and will be alongside Islam, and will not step foot in the octagon as a fighter. But if he's dazzled for the money, then I guess you're right, he's not that man we thought he was.
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I am 1000% sure that Khabib was joking. First of all, their fight is not going to happen, because Khabib is not that interested in money, as people think. I think that UFC has offered Khabib 100 times more what Jake could possible offer him. It is not about money. Second, for Khabib, Jake is not a real athlete, he wont fight him, that wont be interesting for him. That remind me the situation with Khabibs father, when he told that for 100 millions they would fight Conor McGregor again. But that was like a joke, like an imaginary amount to mention to stop all the talks for a rematch, just to get rid of that kind of question.

Why I think Khabib is not interested in money? Because he has so huge fan base, such a high reputation, that if he, for example, takes a serious decision to release something with his name (like a brand), then he would multiply his wealth many times easily. But he does not do this. Lets take crypto for example, he might similar to Elon Musk, tweet something about dogecoin, and its value would jump.
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I also have thoughts that if Jake is having a mma fight, that it is going to be PFL. PFL seems to be having money, as they afforded to sign Ngannou. I doubt that Jake needs a lot of time to prepare for mma fight, as he bets more on a boxing career than a mma career. He would put on mma gloves just to get a juicy check (imho he would immediately tap as soon as someone choke or do a submit him). The minor issue would be his opponent. Who would be given a honor to fight him and to earn.
It will be a shame for Nate Diaz to lose against Jake Paul. They'll definitely fight in MMA because as Nate said, in MMA Jake has zero chance and if Nate refuses to fight, Jake can verbally bully him. I believe this fight will 100% happen if Nate Diaz doesn't overdose on Coke.

And I also think that Jake Paul vs Khabib is possible too. There was an interview where they asked Khabib about fight between him and Jake Paul. At first Khabib said that he isn't going to fight and has retired but then when he quickly realized that it was Jake Paul and he would get tons of money, he later said that we can think about this. Khabib is not as honest and ideal man as he seems from outside, he loves money too and tries to mask that. So, I would say, fight between them is possible!
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The only news I saw recently is that Nate Diaz made 15-20 millions for that fight. That is multiple time more he got from UFC. No doubt that he can allow himself to walk with low hands during the fight and only taunt Jake.

Maybe Jake will keep his word and have a mma fight, but I wonder which promotion gonna organaze it. Boxing fight was with DAZN. I think only UFC is able to organize such fight and pay so much to them, but Dana not going to do that.
I think that match will be held by PFL - Professional Fighters League because as far as I remember, he was promoting PFL in January, 2023. I just googled and as it seems, he had an interview at ESPN where he said that his MMA debut will happen in late 2023 or early 2024, here is the full interview.
I believe Jake will have an MMA fight, he doesn't have to keep this word, it's going to happen without a doubt because it's necessary for his career, fame and wealth boost.

I also have thoughts that if Jake is having a mma fight, that it is going to be PFL. PFL seems to be having money, as they afforded to sign Ngannou. I doubt that Jake needs a lot of time to prepare for mma fight, as he bets more on a boxing career than a mma career. He would put on mma gloves just to get a juicy check (imho he would immediately tap as soon as someone choke or do a submit him). The minor issue would be his opponent. Who would be given a honor to fight him and to earn.

So it's just a question whether any organization can raise that huge money just to pay Jake to fight MMA style.

I think Asian promotions can afford such fight, as they can afford to pay millions Floyd Mayweather for few minutes of boxing fight that looks more like a sparring or exhibition fight.
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The only news I saw recently is that Nate Diaz made 15-20 millions for that fight. That is multiple time more he got from UFC. No doubt that he can allow himself to walk with low hands during the fight and only taunt Jake.

Maybe Jake will keep his word and have a mma fight, but I wonder which promotion gonna organaze it. Boxing fight was with DAZN. I think only UFC is able to organize such fight and pay so much to them, but Dana not going to do that.

Not sure though, but perhaps if the money is right, he might jump ship to MMA. But if you look at it, if Nate made $20 million then most likely Jake earn more than that. So if he will go and fight in MMA, then the money could be around $50 million.

So it's just a question whether any organization can raise that huge money just to pay Jake to fight MMA style. Someone mentioned PFL, not sure how big this organizations is and if they are willing to shell out that big money to lure Jake Paul to fight in MMA rules.
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The only news I saw recently is that Nate Diaz made 15-20 millions for that fight. That is multiple time more he got from UFC. No doubt that he can allow himself to walk with low hands during the fight and only taunt Jake.

Maybe Jake will keep his word and have a mma fight, but I wonder which promotion gonna organaze it. Boxing fight was with DAZN. I think only UFC is able to organize such fight and pay so much to them, but Dana not going to do that.
I think that match will be held by PFL - Professional Fighters League because as far as I remember, he was promoting PFL in January, 2023. I just googled and as it seems, he had an interview at ESPN where he said that his MMA debut will happen in late 2023 or early 2024, here is the full interview.
I believe Jake will have an MMA fight, he doesn't have to keep this word, it's going to happen without a doubt because it's necessary for his career, fame and wealth boost.

Yes, there is no need for us to do that because it is already expected specially if there will be a money flowing and we can say that Jake Paul will follow that even if it will be on a different stage, doesn't matter what would he look like as long as there will be millions to have. T

And that specific statement he made when he was interviewed helped us to understand his motives towards having an MMA fight but definitely it won't be organized by Dana White because Jake Paul is promoting another organizer and Nate Diaz doesn't have any problems with that because he doesn't have any outstanding contract with Dana White.
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The only news I saw recently is that Nate Diaz made 15-20 millions for that fight. That is multiple time more he got from UFC. No doubt that he can allow himself to walk with low hands during the fight and only taunt Jake.

Maybe Jake will keep his word and have a mma fight, but I wonder which promotion gonna organaze it. Boxing fight was with DAZN. I think only UFC is able to organize such fight and pay so much to them, but Dana not going to do that.
I think that match will be held by PFL - Professional Fighters League because as far as I remember, he was promoting PFL in January, 2023. I just googled and as it seems, he had an interview at ESPN where he said that his MMA debut will happen in late 2023 or early 2024, here is the full interview.
I believe Jake will have an MMA fight, he doesn't have to keep this word, it's going to happen without a doubt because it's necessary for his career, fame and wealth boost.
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The only news I saw recently is that Nate Diaz made 15-20 millions for that fight. That is multiple time more he got from UFC. No doubt that he can allow himself to walk with low hands during the fight and only taunt Jake.

Maybe Jake will keep his word and have a mma fight, but I wonder which promotion gonna organaze it. Boxing fight was with DAZN. I think only UFC is able to organize such fight and pay so much to them, but Dana not going to do that.
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Any more news about a potential MMA style rematch? Before the fight there was lots of talk and even after Jake claimed that he was going to kick Nate’s ass in the octagon next. I wonder if that was all talk to hype up this fight or if Jake is really willing to switch sports in order to make it a more challenging fight.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
This was boxing man, not MMA. This huge payday of Nate Diaz has absolutely nothing to do with the UFC. This fight was worth millions because it was a fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is great in marketing, you have to keep in mind his background, an youtuber guy, who was watching disney+ turned into a professional boxer in late adolescence. Guy mas millions of subscribers, don't forget that he is a brother of Logan Paul who is also enormously popular and famous. These guys are extremely wealthy, popular and marketing gurus too, the UFC has nothing to do with this pay, absolutely nothing. Also, this was a boxing match, not an MMA match.

Btw, I don't really understand what's the point of buying a ticket and PPV of the rigged match.

It's not totally rigged because we can only say that Jake Paul had 90% of chance to win, no guarantees despite having that much percentage because if Jake Paul's fight were rigged in the first place, he could've remained undefeated by now and defeated Tommy Fury on their fight in the past months. There is no certainty but we can already tell who will win, it's not that hard to figure out.

Not rigged but we both know their chances in the fight and that the chances of Nate Diaz won't even amount for us to start considering that he might win the fight, and which did happened just like how we forecasted it because there was no way that Jake Paul would lost the fight after having an embarrassment against Tommy Fury. But on their upcoming rematch, which is not yet sure for now, I think Nate Diaz will have the total control of the fight.

Bookies even know that Jake Paul will likely win the fight as he was listed as the heavy favorite to win.
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The Paul vs. Diaz fight card begins at 8 p.m. ET. Paul is a -380 favorite (risk $380 to return $100), while Diaz is priced at +300 in the latest Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz odds. The over/under for total rounds finished is 7.5, with the Over juiced to -135. Before making any Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz picks, make sure you see the boxing predictions and betting advice from SportsLine analyst Peter Kahn.
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Judging by the betting odds, it's evident that no rigging has taken place. Additionally, Jake Paul is an active boxer, whereas Nate Diaz is a UFC fighter who is already past his prime. Given these factors, the outcome was somewhat predictable.

The notion of rigging might arise because some people base their judgments on what they hear rather than what they see.


One of the reasons for that is their hate with Jake Paul which made them blind in the process and just instead say that it was already rigged and so there was no need for us to watch because the outcome was already crystal clear specially after the fact that Jake Paul needed a win to bounce back after a loss versus a true boxer, Tommy Fury.

It is undeniable that some people don't appreciate his motive in the boxing industry because he organize some fights that looks like circus already but look at him, he is still making some fights up until now because he's literally good at it and they did not realize that their hate towards Jake is the reason why he is still relevant these days.

Yes, you're right about that and whether we like him or not, it is what it is because despite portraying as being the bad guy publicly where we can at least say that he's not giving the boxing industry a good image because of his deeds, he is still well loved in his own community because he have his own supporters, a huge one by the way, that will always support him in almost everything he do. And in every issue that he will cause, for sure people will be talking about it but it's already a trick so that his name will always float anywhere. Hence why he is so successful today.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
This was boxing man, not MMA. This huge payday of Nate Diaz has absolutely nothing to do with the UFC. This fight was worth millions because it was a fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is great in marketing, you have to keep in mind his background, an youtuber guy, who was watching disney+ turned into a professional boxer in late adolescence. Guy mas millions of subscribers, don't forget that he is a brother of Logan Paul who is also enormously popular and famous. These guys are extremely wealthy, popular and marketing gurus too, the UFC has nothing to do with this pay, absolutely nothing. Also, this was a boxing match, not an MMA match.

Btw, I don't really understand what's the point of buying a ticket and PPV of the rigged match.

It's not totally rigged because we can only say that Jake Paul had 90% of chance to win, no guarantees despite having that much percentage because if Jake Paul's fight were rigged in the first place, he could've remained undefeated by now and defeated Tommy Fury on their fight in the past months. There is no certainty but we can already tell who will win, it's not that hard to figure out.

Not rigged but we both know their chances in the fight and that the chances of Nate Diaz won't even amount for us to start considering that he might win the fight, and which did happened just like how we forecasted it because there was no way that Jake Paul would lost the fight after having an embarrassment against Tommy Fury. But on their upcoming rematch, which is not yet sure for now, I think Nate Diaz will have the total control of the fight.

Bookies even know that Jake Paul will likely win the fight as he was listed as the heavy favorite to win.
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The Paul vs. Diaz fight card begins at 8 p.m. ET. Paul is a -380 favorite (risk $380 to return $100), while Diaz is priced at +300 in the latest Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz odds. The over/under for total rounds finished is 7.5, with the Over juiced to -135. Before making any Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz picks, make sure you see the boxing predictions and betting advice from SportsLine analyst Peter Kahn.
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Judging by the betting odds, it's evident that no rigging has taken place. Additionally, Jake Paul is an active boxer, whereas Nate Diaz is a UFC fighter who is already past his prime. Given these factors, the outcome was somewhat predictable.

The notion of rigging might arise because some people base their judgments on what they hear rather than what they see.


One of the reasons for that is their hate with Jake Paul which made them blind in the process and just instead say that it was already rigged and so there was no need for us to watch because the outcome was already crystal clear specially after the fact that Jake Paul needed a win to bounce back after a loss versus a true boxer, Tommy Fury.

It is undeniable that some people don't appreciate his motive in the boxing industry because he organize some fights that looks like circus already but look at him, he is still making some fights up until now because he's literally good at it and they did not realize that their hate towards Jake is the reason why he is still relevant these days.
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The notion of rigging might arise because some people base their judgments on what they hear rather than what they see.
What I saw is that Nate Diaz didn't take this fight seriously, he didn't train, he was taunting and walking away during the fight, he even started to talk someone. Well, I know it's his style but I think he didn't take this fight seriously and was just waiting for the money. Do you all really think that you saw a true Nate Diaz? Nah, that's why I call it rigged. It's rigged when only one part trains in boxing for 7 years and trains hard every day before the fight vs when the 2nd part is not a boxer and didn't really care about training.

I will admit that Jake Paul is a boxer if he fights against Jon Jones in boxing match. Jones is an MMA fighter, so I think it will be fair if these two meet each other in the boxing ring. He wants to fight Legends, right? Then let's fight Jon Jones, he is a legend. Not only Nate Diaz is a legend. If he wants someone lower than him but still a legend in MMA, then he can fight Islam Makhachev, Charles Oliveira, Dustin Poirier, Justin Gaethje. They will eat him alive.

We all know what his marketing is. Jake Paul is a great marketer! That's all, he knows how to do money. Personally, I wouldn't pay a single cent to watch Jake's fight but millions of people pay for it, so that's all he has to keep in mind.

Have you seen Nate Diaz fighting in UFC ? During the fights, he also like to walk, taunt and do things to show that he really dont care (like having his ass kicked during whole fight, but instead of landing a proper punch, he slaps his opponent and smiles). Nate never takes fighting seriously. That is why he hasnt become a champ, fight top fighters, and never got a title shot (except once).

I dont think this fight was rigged. Jake really shows good boxing, while his opponent never take Jake seriously (or they might be blind due to paycheck). Jake can fight Jones, Makhachev, Oliveira, Poirier or Gaethje, but first - Dana wont let them fight (UFC contract), second - they dont want to fight Jake. Jake is ready to fight anyone, because that makes him rich Cheesy Other dont want to fight him.
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The notion of rigging might arise because some people base their judgments on what they hear rather than what they see.
What I saw is that Nate Diaz didn't take this fight seriously, he didn't train, he was taunting and walking away during the fight, he even started to talk someone. Well, I know it's his style but I think he didn't take this fight seriously and was just waiting for the money. Do you all really think that you saw a true Nate Diaz? Nah, that's why I call it rigged. It's rigged when only one part trains in boxing for 7 years and trains hard every day before the fight vs when the 2nd part is not a boxer and didn't really care about training.

I will admit that Jake Paul is a boxer if he fights against Jon Jones in boxing match. Jones is an MMA fighter, so I think it will be fair if these two meet each other in the boxing ring. He wants to fight Legends, right? Then let's fight Jon Jones, he is a legend. Not only Nate Diaz is a legend. If he wants someone lower than him but still a legend in MMA, then he can fight Islam Makhachev, Charles Oliveira, Dustin Poirier, Justin Gaethje. They will eat him alive.

We all know what his marketing is. Jake Paul is a great marketer! That's all, he knows how to do money. Personally, I wouldn't pay a single cent to watch Jake's fight but millions of people pay for it, so that's all he has to keep in mind.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
This was boxing man, not MMA. This huge payday of Nate Diaz has absolutely nothing to do with the UFC. This fight was worth millions because it was a fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is great in marketing, you have to keep in mind his background, an youtuber guy, who was watching disney+ turned into a professional boxer in late adolescence. Guy mas millions of subscribers, don't forget that he is a brother of Logan Paul who is also enormously popular and famous. These guys are extremely wealthy, popular and marketing gurus too, the UFC has nothing to do with this pay, absolutely nothing. Also, this was a boxing match, not an MMA match.

Btw, I don't really understand what's the point of buying a ticket and PPV of the rigged match.

It's not totally rigged because we can only say that Jake Paul had 90% of chance to win, no guarantees despite having that much percentage because if Jake Paul's fight were rigged in the first place, he could've remained undefeated by now and defeated Tommy Fury on their fight in the past months. There is no certainty but we can already tell who will win, it's not that hard to figure out.

Not rigged but we both know their chances in the fight and that the chances of Nate Diaz won't even amount for us to start considering that he might win the fight, and which did happened just like how we forecasted it because there was no way that Jake Paul would lost the fight after having an embarrassment against Tommy Fury. But on their upcoming rematch, which is not yet sure for now, I think Nate Diaz will have the total control of the fight.

Bookies even know that Jake Paul will likely win the fight as he was listed as the heavy favorite to win.
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The Paul vs. Diaz fight card begins at 8 p.m. ET. Paul is a -380 favorite (risk $380 to return $100), while Diaz is priced at +300 in the latest Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz odds. The over/under for total rounds finished is 7.5, with the Over juiced to -135. Before making any Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz picks, make sure you see the boxing predictions and betting advice from SportsLine analyst Peter Kahn.
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Judging by the betting odds, it's evident that no rigging has taken place. Additionally, Jake Paul is an active boxer, whereas Nate Diaz is a UFC fighter who is already past his prime. Given these factors, the outcome was somewhat predictable.

The notion of rigging might arise because some people base their judgments on what they hear rather than what they see.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
This was boxing man, not MMA. This huge payday of Nate Diaz has absolutely nothing to do with the UFC. This fight was worth millions because it was a fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is great in marketing, you have to keep in mind his background, an youtuber guy, who was watching disney+ turned into a professional boxer in late adolescence. Guy mas millions of subscribers, don't forget that he is a brother of Logan Paul who is also enormously popular and famous. These guys are extremely wealthy, popular and marketing gurus too, the UFC has nothing to do with this pay, absolutely nothing. Also, this was a boxing match, not an MMA match.

Btw, I don't really understand what's the point of buying a ticket and PPV of the rigged match.

It's not totally rigged because we can only say that Jake Paul had 90% of chance to win, no guarantees despite having that much percentage because if Jake Paul's fight were rigged in the first place, he could've remained undefeated by now and defeated Tommy Fury on their fight in the past months. There is no certainty but we can already tell who will win, it's not that hard to figure out.

Not rigged but we both know their chances in the fight and that the chances of Nate Diaz won't even amount for us to start considering that he might win the fight, and which did happened just like how we forecasted it because there was no way that Jake Paul would lost the fight after having an embarrassment against Tommy Fury. But on their upcoming rematch, which is not yet sure for now, I think Nate Diaz will have the total control of the fight.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
This was boxing man, not MMA. This huge payday of Nate Diaz has absolutely nothing to do with the UFC. This fight was worth millions because it was a fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is great in marketing, you have to keep in mind his background, an youtuber guy, who was watching disney+ turned into a professional boxer in late adolescence. Guy mas millions of subscribers, don't forget that he is a brother of Logan Paul who is also enormously popular and famous. These guys are extremely wealthy, popular and marketing gurus too, the UFC has nothing to do with this pay, absolutely nothing. Also, this was a boxing match, not an MMA match.

Btw, I don't really understand what's the point of buying a ticket and PPV of the rigged match.

It's not totally rigged because we can only say that Jake Paul had 90% of chance to win, no guarantees despite having that much percentage because if Jake Paul's fight were rigged in the first place, he could've remained undefeated by now and defeated Tommy Fury on their fight in the past months. There is no certainty but we can already tell who will win, it's not that hard to figure out.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
This was boxing man, not MMA. This huge payday of Nate Diaz has absolutely nothing to do with the UFC. This fight was worth millions because it was a fight between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz and Jake Paul is great in marketing, you have to keep in mind his background, an youtuber guy, who was watching disney+ turned into a professional boxer in late adolescence. Guy mas millions of subscribers, don't forget that he is a brother of Logan Paul who is also enormously popular and famous. These guys are extremely wealthy, popular and marketing gurus too, the UFC has nothing to do with this pay, absolutely nothing. Also, this was a boxing match, not an MMA match.

Btw, I don't really understand what's the point of buying a ticket and PPV of the rigged match.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
saw that news too. the money is probably the main reason why Nate Diaz accepted the fight, it's easy money compared to the money he has to work so hard for when fighting in UFC. also, I heard that Jake Paul also wants to fight Nate Diaz in the Octagon, if this fight goes through, I wonder how much they'll make.
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They’re saying that Nate Diaz walked away from this fight with Jake Paul having made over twenty million dollars. That is more than his entire career in the UFC. Say what you want about Jake Paul, but he helped Nate Diaz make more than his lifetime earnings in one night. This is why the UFC is trash and needs to be replaced with something better for the fighters.
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I watched some of the fight and then watched the highlights of the fights the next day.  I am once again annoyed that someone didn't know the f out of Jake Paul ( I would prefer him and his douche of a brother both get knocked out every fight they take), but of course he wasn't fighting a boxer per usual. 

When are these dudes going to fight legitimate pro boxers their own age??

Jake Paul has already fought a good boxer, Tommy Fury, and in fact, that's where his only loss came from. Tommy Fury is 24 years old, while Jake Paul is 26. He probably realized that he can't beat a legitimate boxer, so he chose an old and retired UFC fighter. At the end of the day, all he cares is he can win and make a good amount of money at the same time. That's how smart he is.

Agreed, Jake Paul is an influencer/content creator that use boxing as his main content. It’s obvious that he will cherry pick opponents to make his career attractive to his viewers. He is not a professional boxer per se and it's actually impressive that someone like that is not a pro is fighting professional athletes on physical sports.

His fights is actually good for content and people not satisfied because most of his fight is not from pro boxer on prime is missing the fact that he is a content creator not a pro. Jake Paul doing a great job for his career.

Despite his losses to Tommy Fury, Jake Paul's boxing career is still at its peak. The fans do not stop supporting him despite no longer being undefeated. With this big win against a popular UFC fighter, it will continue to propel him into stardom, and more money will come in as he schedules more fights.

Personally, I don't think there's an older UFC fighter who could defeat him in boxing, even McGregor.

Yes, I think even McGregor himself will find it hard to defeat Jake Paul in the ring. Some people will argue because for them, it seems like he almost won against Mayweather way back 2017 but in reality, it's not even that close because Mayweather had delivered some good punches to him while McGregor just managed to land a few.

Looking at Jake Paul now, people don't care if he's undefeated or not because he can always deliver a fight that people doesn't see that much often, a fight where big names are always involved.
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