Nick Diaz news features the elder Diaz's statements claiming Georges St-Pierre is scared of fighting his next opponent, Anderson "The Spider" Silva. The former UFC welterweight title contender also wants a rematch with "GSP," but the catch is it cannot be held in Canada.
The elder Diaz brother is set to fight the former long-time middleweight champion at UFC 183 on January 31st. It would be his first fight after more than a yearlong lay-off, following a self-imposed hiatus. The 31-year old native of Stockton, California last fought Georges St-Pierre at UFC 158 in March 2013 for the UFC welterweight title.
Nick Diaz news reveals that "MMA's Bad Boy" retaliated to the previous statements made by St-Pierre saying that he should not have taken the fight against Silva.
"He could barely say two things and he'd get the fight, just like that. But he didn't want the fight," Diaz said during Monday's "The Time is Now" press conference. "He's scared to do the fight, and he's scared to do the fight at 185 pounds, and he thinks that we have so much in common that maybe I don't want to do the fight at 185."
Nick Diaz news also reveals the sheer frustration felt by the former number one welterweight contender.
"You don't know what the f**k you're talking about until you're actually the guy in the driver's seat," Diaz continued. "So you can f**kin' run your mouth, or you know, you can be the ball and do what you gotta do. So that's me, that's where I am at."
The controversial fighter even went as far as saying that he is open to fight St-Pierre in a rematch, as long as it would not be held in Canada.
"Why not? I see myself having a better run, too," Diaz boldly said. "Maybe just not being in Canada where you can just be on steroids."
