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UFC 244 Nate Diaz versus Jorge Masvidal Live: A welterweight session between fan most loved Nate Diaz and flooding contender Jorge Masvidal is authoritatively set to feature UFC 244 on Nov. 2 live on ESPN+ PPV from inside Madison Square Garden in New York City, per an ongoing report by ESPN's Brett Okamoto.
"The subject of began to emerge the previous evening," clarified White. "So the previous evening, Diaz's folks were going to and fro with us and we wound up completing it. Along these lines, Masvidal is siphoned for this battle, Diaz is siphoned for this battle. I'm energized for it and I am certain the fans are eager to see this. It will be the headliner. Five rounds of Diaz versus Masvidal at Madison Square Garden."
Diaz, 34, is falling off an astonishing consistent choice win over previous UFC champion Anthony Pettis at UFC 241. The fan most loved contender had been sidelined for a long time going back to his rematch with Conor McGregor at UFC 202, yet seemingly looked better than anyone might have expected. Truth be told, Diaz's presentation against Pettis brought his UFC stock to a totally new level and enabled him to arrive this battle with "Gamebred."
Masvidal, 34, is falling off a record-setting execution at UFC 239 back in July in which he finished beforehand undefeated welterweight contender Ben Askren by means of five-second knockout. That completion came under four months after Masvidal thumped out Darren Till in their headliner at UFC London. Masvidal has never looked better either in spite of this being his 6th year under UFC contract and it's at long last time for the veteran to trade out against one of the most prominent warriors in the game today.
Presently that "Gamebred" is secured a five-round fight with Diaz this fall, UFC authorities will do everything possible to get present welterweight champion Kamaru Usman back in the Octagon to safeguard his title, likely against current top contender Colby Covington.
"The subject of began to emerge the previous evening," clarified White. "So the previous evening, Diaz's folks were going to and fro with us and we wound up completing it. Along these lines, Masvidal is siphoned for this battle, Diaz is siphoned for this battle. I'm energized for it and I am certain the fans are eager to see this. It will be the headliner. Five rounds of Diaz versus Masvidal at Madison Square Garden."
Diaz, 34, is falling off an astonishing consistent choice win over previous UFC champion Anthony Pettis at UFC 241. The fan most loved contender had been sidelined for a long time going back to his rematch with Conor McGregor at UFC 202, yet seemingly looked better than anyone might have expected. Truth be told, Diaz's presentation against Pettis brought his UFC stock to a totally new level and enabled him to arrive this battle with "Gamebred."
Masvidal, 34, is falling off a record-setting execution at UFC 239 back in July in which he finished beforehand undefeated welterweight contender Ben Askren by means of five-second knockout. That completion came under four months after Masvidal thumped out Darren Till in their headliner at UFC London. Masvidal has never looked better either in spite of this being his 6th year under UFC contract and it's at long last time for the veteran to trade out against one of the most prominent warriors in the game today.
Presently that "Gamebred" is secured a five-round fight with Diaz this fall, UFC authorities will do everything possible to get present welterweight champion Kamaru Usman back in the Octagon to safeguard his title, likely against current top contender Colby Covington.
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