Nate Diaz moves the needle with take-no-prisoners originality and mixed martial arts ingenuity.
“The Ultimate Fighter” Season 5 winner remains one of the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s most trusted box office draws despite a rather pedestrian 20-13 record that belies his importance on the world stage. Diaz’s name has been attached to some of the more lucrative bouts in recent memory, most notably his head-to-head series with Conor McGregor in 2016 and his one-off BMF battle with Jorge Masvidal in 2019. The longtime Cesar Gracie protégé currently finds himself on a two-fight losing streak for the fourth time in his career; he has never suffered three straight setbacks.