Nate Diaz Reminds All Who The Original Gangsters Are

Sometimes these things happen....

in MMA....

GENTLEMEN.

WE'RE ON LIVE TELEVISION.

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A gangster wannabe

Has Nate ever shot anybody?

He ever been shot at?

Does he have a long ass rap sheet?

He ever sell real drugs like Coke?

All he does is smoke weed and get involved in fist fights

He's a VEGAN and teaches kids Jiu Jitsu. That doesn't make you a G.
 
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"Don't you know bad boys move in silence and violence". Nate sure does loves to remind everyone how much of a G' he is... If he is so real he should let his action to the talking.

 
BHR said:



Just a few weeks ago, ahead of UFC 223, former two-division champion Conor McGregor showed up unannounced at a pre-fight media obligation and allegedly attacked the fighter bus that Khabib Nurmagomedov was on, seemingly in retaliation for a minor incident Nurmagomedov had with McGregor compatriot Artem Lobov earlier in the week. The attack resulted in injury to multiple parties and McGregor was arrested and charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault and one count of felony mischief.

When this all happened, McGregor’s greatest foil, Nate Diaz, took the opportunity to poke fun at the situation. But now, on the anniversary of the infamous Strikeforce: Nashville brawl, Diaz wants everyone to know that he and his team were the original progenitors of the the squad-based PR disaster beef, taking to Instagram with a reminder of the time days he and a group of his friends jumped a lone individual on national television.

The Strikeforce: Nashville brawl is one of the most notorious events in MMA history. It came about when Jason Miller jumped into the cage following Jake Shields‘ title defense over Dan Henderson to pursue a rematch with Shields. Miller’s arrival did indeed bring about “Mayhem” when “The Skrap Pack” - Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Gilbert Melendez, Shields, and other Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu members - took umbrage with Miller’s actions and jumped him right there in the cage. The fight was broken up by security and members Henderson’s team but did lead to announcer Gus Johnson famously saying that “Sometimes these things happen in MMA” to the nearly three million viewers watching on CBS. It was an embarrassment to the sport which was still shedding the stigma of “human cock-fighting” that had plagued it for years. Now we know, it was also groundbreaking.

https://www.mmafighting.com/2018/4/...k-nate-diaz-says-his-team-started-this-g-sh-t
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koquerelle said:
Except it’s a fucking lie. Tank did shit like that years before.
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And the Gangs during Prohibition did before him.

And this kind of behavior was also seen in certain areas in Ancient Greece.

There were even a group of Neanderthals that behaved disorderly at times. Behavior was downright tribal!
 
Nate>Conor>Khabib in terms of street fighting.
 
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the diaz bros from WSOF brawl aswell



 
BHR said:



Just a few weeks ago, ahead of UFC 223, former two-division champion Conor McGregor showed up unannounced at a pre-fight media obligation and allegedly attacked the fighter bus that Khabib Nurmagomedov was on, seemingly in retaliation for a minor incident Nurmagomedov had with McGregor compatriot Artem Lobov earlier in the week. The attack resulted in injury to multiple parties and McGregor was arrested and charged with three counts of misdemeanor assault and one count of felony mischief.

When this all happened, McGregor’s greatest foil, Nate Diaz, took the opportunity to poke fun at the situation. But now, on the anniversary of the infamous Strikeforce: Nashville brawl, Diaz wants everyone to know that he and his team were the original progenitors of the the squad-based PR disaster beef, taking to Instagram with a reminder of the time days he and a group of his friends jumped a lone individual on national television.

The Strikeforce: Nashville brawl is one of the most notorious events in MMA history. It came about when Jason Miller jumped into the cage following Jake Shields‘ title defense over Dan Henderson to pursue a rematch with Shields. Miller’s arrival did indeed bring about “Mayhem” when “The Skrap Pack” - Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Gilbert Melendez, Shields, and other Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu members - took umbrage with Miller’s actions and jumped him right there in the cage. The fight was broken up by security and members Henderson’s team but did lead to announcer Gus Johnson famously saying that “Sometimes these things happen in MMA” to the nearly three million viewers watching on CBS. It was an embarrassment to the sport which was still shedding the stigma of “human cock-fighting” that had plagued it for years. Now we know, it was also groundbreaking.

https://www.mmafighting.com/2018/4/...k-nate-diaz-says-his-team-started-this-g-sh-t
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If you need remind people how badass you are, you're not very good at it.
 
Lol @ original gangsters

4 of these clowns jumped Mayhem Miller and he walked away unharmed

Not Overeem, not Fedor, not Bigfoot.... Mayhem. These clowns couldn't even beat up Mayhem 4+ on 1
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koquerelle said:
Except it’s a fucking lie. Tank did shit like that years before.
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Tank's crew actually beat up Pat Smith in an elevator...badly. The Cesar Gracie 5 barely made a scratch on Mayhem.

Not that I defend any gang attacks (they're always cowardly), but Nate should be really ashamed of his.
 
Workaholic said:
Lol @ original gangsters

4 of these clowns jumped Mayhem Miller and he walked away unharmed

Not Overeem, not Fedor, not Bigfoot.... Mayhem. These clowns couldn't even beat up Mayhem 4+ on 1
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Truth.
Love the Diaz bros in the ring, can't stand them outside of it.
 
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