“I’ve Got Unfinished Business”- Nate Diaz Hints at Sensational UFC Comeback and a Score to Settle Inside the Octagon
Nate Diaz shocked the MMA community when he announced his UFC retirement in 2022, closing an unforgettable chapter. After walking away from the octagon, Diaz ventured into professional boxing, seeking fresh challenges and high-profile matchups.
His boxing debut came against social media star Jake Paul, where Diaz showed toughness but ultimately suffered a decision loss. Diaz eventually squared off with longtime rival Jorge Masvidal in a heated boxing showdown years after their UFC clash.
This time, Diaz emerged victorious, avenging past tensions and capturing his first professional boxing win decisively. However, several years have now passed since fans last saw him compete, creating anticipation around his fighting future.
Although Diaz has entertained multiple callouts and public beefs, none have translated into confirmed bouts so far. Recently, Diaz reignited excitement across combat sports circles after teasing a comeback announcement on social media.
“I gave opportunity and put notice on the dopest fights. I got unfinished business and I plan on going and taking what’s mine asap. 1st to ever start a division and the dopest one at that. Your welcome mother***ers I’ll see you soon I’m coming,” wrote Nate Diaz via X.
Nate Diaz recently shared an image of the symbolic BMF title in his story, teasing a potential blockbuster return fight. The BMF title was originally inaugurated by Diaz and Jorge Masvidal during their iconic clash at UFC 244 in New York. It was a brutal and bloody contest where Diaz ultimately suffered a doctor stoppage loss, crowning Masvidal champion.
Despite the defeat, the BMF belt became a unique achievement for only a handful of elite fighters. Since then, the symbolic title changed hands between new contenders, and now Diaz appears determined to reclaim it.
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Nate Diaz clears up his recent comments on Max Holloway and Charles Oliveira
The BMF title is currently held by former featherweight champion Max Holloway. The Hawaiian superstar captured the symbolic belt at UFC 300 by delivering a stunning last-second knockout against Justin Gaethje.
Following that emphatic victory, Holloway successfully defended the BMF title against longtime rival Dustin Poirier in another thrilling showdown. Now he is scheduled to clash with former lightweight champion Charles Oliveira at UFC 326 in a highly anticipated matchup.
Ahead of the blockbuster fight, Nate Diaz stirred controversy by claiming he would slap Oliveira. Diaz also openly backed Holloway to win the bout confidently. However, shortly after making those heated remarks, Diaz clarified his stance and issued an apology.
“I didn’t say I’d slap Max Hollaway I said that about Olivera but I shouldn’t have said that either it was rude and I was fd up If we were fighting in a caged match I might attempt it but that was rude I shouldn’t have said that my bad Bruhs all Respecto,” wrote Nate Diaz via X.
Nate Diaz recently revealed he is interested in competing at the upcoming White House event, sparking widespread excitement among fans. Many quickly connected his name with former double champion Conor McGregor, reigniting memories of their legendary rivalry. Speculation continues to grow as fans eagerly wait to see whether the UFC will officially greenlight the blockbuster trilogy fight.
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