#4 Diaz Brothers Will Not Be In Action
2018 was a milestone year for the UFC for various reasons. Ben Askren at last marked with the UFC, Demetrious Johnson’s inconceivable title rule at long last arrived at an end, and the UFC’s 7-year association with Fox additionally finished with the advancement moving to ESPN for 2019.
In any case, the more a few things changed, the more others continued as before, thus 2018 denoted one more year in which neither Diaz sibling contended in the UFC. It was the majority of the typical stuff, as well – both Nick and Nate were connected with big-time battles – Nate even had a match with Dustin Poirier marked for UFC 230 – however at last, they all fell through with the siblings whining on the web about their treatment by the advancement.
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2019 as of now appears to pursue a similar example, with Nick destroying a clearly affirmed battle with Jorge Masvidal in March. At this stage, it would appear that the Diaz siblings are essentially exaggerating their hand.
The two men appear to accept they are qualified for tremendous payouts and additionally shots at UFC titles, yet practically they have not earned either and the more they sit out, the more the fans will disregard them, shutting their window considerably further.
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By and by, we can see the two siblings as semi-resigned now and we might be gobsmacked if both of them shows up in the Octagon in 2019. They are just unreasonably requesting for the UFC to need to manage them, particularly as more youthful – and increasingly pleasant – stars like Israel Adesanya and Brian Ortega are rising through the positions.
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