Stockton Nate Diaz's original boxer said he would return to the competition as soon as possible after the last defeat, it seems that both Nate Diaz and his coach are not interested in Demian's invitation for the final match before retired from his career.
“Although I have not talked to Nate about Demian's invitation, I completely opposed this glove. Demian was a typical face of Jiu-jitsu on the MMA battlefield. Demian has achieved many respectable achievements and we all respect him. Demian is still a very dangerous opponent, but I think playing with Demian Maia, Diaz does not benefit.” – Diaz's long -time coach, Cesar Gracie answered MMA Fighting.
“If Diaz lost, Diaz would have a reputation for losing an old puncher who was preparing to retire, and if Diaz won, he would also have a reputation for winning an old puncher who was about to retire. It is true that the situation of dilemma, winning and losing is not beneficial.” – Gracie added.
Not Demian Maia, Cesar Gracie wants Nate Diaz to return to the player in the 3rd rematch against Conor McGregor.
“I think Diaz will rematch the third time with McGregor. I know Nate wants to have difficult matches, Nate wants to train himself with the best matches with the best people.” – Gracie said.
Earlier, Gracie's team contacted and planned to invite the legendary Bjj Demian Maia to practice with Diaz's nick to strengthen Diaz's return and then they received an invitation to play from Maia.
As for Maia, he will turn 44 in November and have lost the last two matches. Although she wanted to rematch with Diaz, Maia had run out of contract with UFC and it seemed that UFC had no intention of re -contracting with Maia, as evidenced by Dana White once said that Maia's UFC days were “probably ended”.