Nick Diaz Willing UFC 202 session against welterweight ruler Tyron Woodley following 18-month drugs boycott closes

Nick Diaz Willing UFC 202 session against welterweight ruler Tyron Woodley following 18-month drugs boycott closes 

 

Nick Diaz Willing UFC 202 session against welterweight ruler Tyron Woodley following 18-month drugs boycott closes

 On the off chance that new UFC welterweight champion Tyron Woodley needs a battle with Nick . Diaz is notwithstanding eager to satisfy Woodley's solicitation to battle close by his sibling at UFC 202 on Aug. 20. Nate Diaz meets Conor McGregor in the UFC 202 headliner in Las Vegas.

After Woodley crushed Robbie Lawler to catch the belt on Saturday night, Tyron Woodley diverted No. 1 contender Stephen Thompson's endeavor to line up a battle at UFC 205 in New York, saying he'd rather go where the cash is. What's more, as Woodley would see it, the cash lies in a battle with Diaz.

"Tyron Woodley think Nick Diaz falls off of suspension in two days. Tyron Woodley's a cash battle," Woodley said. "Tyron Woodley've been here for some time. Tyron Woodley need to make the enormous doe. So on the off chance that he needs to battle in August with his sibling, Nick Diaz, ITyron Woodleythink Tyron Woodley and Nick Diaz can standoff at the occasion. Tyron Woodley'is uninjured. Tyron Woodley'is prepared to go. UFC 202, we should profit."

Nick Diaz was under a 18-month suspension subsequent to testing positive to weed in connection to Nick Diaz UFC 183 featuring session with Anderson Silva. That suspension is presently over, and Nick Diaz, when reached by TMZ Sports on Monday, said that Nick Diaz's down to battle Woodley… if the cost is correct.

"Nick Diaz don't owe no one nothing," Nick Diaz said in regards to every one of the general population dropping Nick Diaz name, before including that he would battle at UFC 202 without prior warning. "On the off chance that they make me an offer Nick Diaz can't won't… however Nick Diaz uncertainty that is going to happen."

Nick Diaz don't owe no one nothing

Nick Diaz served a boycott in the wake of testing positive for cannabis metabolites in a battle night test taking after his last session at UFC 183 in January 2015.

The 33-year-old was at first banned for a long time before the suspension was cut to year and a half prior this year, which means Nick Diaz is presently qualified to battle again - and Woodley is on Nick Diaz radar.

Woodley got out Diaz after  Tyron Woodley first-round knockout over Robbie Lawler at UFC 201 a weekend ago.