Nate Diaz's team gets the drip: MMA legend orders Real Fight Inc. crew OTT iced-out diamond pendants as welcome gifts
It appears as though Nate Diaz recently placed orders on a special welcome gift for some of his Real Fight Inc. crew in the form of expensive diamond pendants.
According to TMZ Sports, the MMA legend reached out to Icebox, which is a famous shop specializing in diamonds and watches with locations in Atlanta, Miami and New York City.
The outlet reported that they were informed that the Stockton native made quite the purchase to reward the members of his crew who signed with his Real Fight Inc. promotion.
TMZ Sports wrote:
"We're told he ordered a total of seven two-toned pendants...and each comes with just under 10 carats of VS diamonds and over 50 grams of gold. The pieces also come with a matching 14K gold rope chain." [h/t TMZ Sports]
The welcome goes to show the appreciation that the former UFC star has for his team. It will be interesting to see what the pendants look like as the team will likely take a photo when they arrive.
Jake Paul accepts MMA bout against Nate Diaz
It appears as though Jake Paul is looking to fight Nate Diaz again, but this time in his realm of MMA.
'The Problem Child' and the Stockton native competed in a boxing bout this past August, which saw the YouTuber-turned-boxer earn a unanimous decision win. The former UFC title challenger expressed interest in a rematch in boxing, but Jake Paul wants it to take place in the SmartCage under the PFL banner.
Most Valuable Promotions recently tweeted that Paul had no desire in a boxing rematch and accepted an offer from the PFL to fight the former TUF winner in his MMA debut, writing:
"For the record: Jake Paul will not be boxing Nate Diaz again...Nate Diaz and Jake Paul have received an offer from @PFLMMA to rematch in MMA in the SmartCage. Jake Paul has accepted the offer."
The Stockton native's most recent MMA bout took place at UFC 279, where he submitted former interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson via guillotine choke in the fourth round. It was the final bout on his contract, but he did indicate that he would return to the promotion after competing in boxing.
