On September 10th in Las Vegas, Nevada, in the main event of UFC 279, one of the most

iconic and important figures, frankly, in UFC history, will make his presumed swansung.

Yes, Nate Diaz will face Hamza Chimaya in a Walter Waite pay-per-view main event, and

it might just be the last fight that you ever see one Nathan Diaz take at least inside

of the UFC's Octagon, but before that happens BC, we decided to take a look back down the

road and have a little bit of a reflection on the resume of Nate Diaz.

So here is your morning combat, Nate Diaz resume review.

That's Brian Campbell, I'm Luke Thomas BC, when I say the word Nate Diaz, what comes

to mind?

So you can't say Nate Diaz without saying younger brothers, Nick Diaz, or Diaz Armory,

but when I think of Nate, I think 209, I think the Stockton Slap, I think bloodied, celebrating

after beating Conor McGregor in their first fight, not surprise, mother, effort, iconic,

yes, but maybe the first real sorta anti-hero UFC celebrity fighter, and sort of, you know,

he doesn't get there even with the Nick Brotherhood without the two fights with Conor

McGregor, but he's also much more than when he reached the pay-per-view level there.

As fun a career to go up and down as I can remember that we've done with this project

and the guy who's timeless and at 37, he's still in a very big fight.

I know the circumstances in this one with his last fight in the contract couldn't be

more unique or weird being served up to maybe the next big thing, but when you rewatch

what he did, does it give you more confidence for what he might be able to do against Homs

Us?

So glad you mentioned that, it actually does a little bit.

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