Jake Paul is taking aim at Nate Diaz and Conor McGregor in a new post.
The trash-talking leading up to the boxing match between Jake Paul and Nate Diaz it’s already begun. One of the biggest celebrity boxing matches of the year will be happening this August between Jake Paul and former UFC fighter Nate Diaz. Nate Diaz left the UFC last year following the end of his current contract in search of bigger and more lucrative opportunities. He had been going back and forth with Paul for quite some time and now finally a match between them is set.
With this sort of fight between two big personalities, there is bound to be some trash-talking and some drama. Last week Diaz was involved in a street fight with a man who looked a lot like Paul’s brother Logan. Although his altercation may not affect the outcome of the fight or the planning of this event, Paul and Diaz have now opened a line of communication and trash talk on social media. Now that talk has moved to the topic of steroids and things are getting a little dicey.
Jake Paul and Nate Diaz accuse each other of using steroids
Diaz started this back-and-forth by tweeting at Paul saying he was on steroids and asking for the fight to be moved to 12 rounds. Right now the details of their agreed match is 8 rounds at 185 lbs. Paul took to Twitter to respond to Diaz as well as bring Conor McGregor into the war.
“Are you speaking to me, Nathan? We haven’t forgotten that you tested positive for steroids. You and your boyfriend Connor are juice heads. Let’s do 15 rounds and see how good those cannabis corroded lungs are,” he wrote. “VADA going to be coming to Stockton to slap you up.”
You speaking to me Nathan? We haven’t forgotten that you tested positive for steroids. You and your boyfriend Connor are juice heads.
Let’s do 15 rounds and see how good those cannabis corroded lungs are.
VADA going to be coming to Stockton to slap you up. https://t.co/Q1h0qmzW07
— Jake Paul (@jakepaul) April 29, 2023
Paul upped Diaz’s request for 12 rounds by suggesting they do 15 and threaten to “Stockton slap” him, Nate Diaz‘s signature move. This sort of back-and-forth and drama is exactly what fans were anticipating when a fight between these two was made. However now that Paul is bringing McGregor into the fold things are about to get very fiery on social media. McGregor is not one to hold back his thoughts and is willing to target anyone on Twitter. Perhaps this could be a way for Paul to set himself up with a bout against McGregor in the future, something he has been talking about for years.
