Nick Diaz is at it again.
Diaz (24-7) won his ninth straight fight on Saturday night, easily disposing of Evangelista "Cyborg" Santos. Not only is Diaz the king of Strikeforce's welterweight division, he's also staking his claim as one of the top pound-for-pound fighters in the world.
After another dominant victory on Saturday, Diaz looked to the future and commented on Tyron Woodley and Paul Daley, two fighters in line for a shot at Diaz's welterweight crown.
Let's just say Diaz isn't all that impressed with his potential future opponents.
"I don't want to talk bad about anybody," Diaz said about Woodley. "I don't have anything about him that impresses me. I don't know much about him. I hear he's a wrestler. So now that I hear he's a wrestler, it's whatever.
"I'm sure he's got a lot of potential. Anybody that makes it in here to fight in Strikeforce has got a lot of potential. That's the best thing I'm going to be able to say about anybody wanting to fight me."
Diaz was even more critical of the often cocky Daley.
"I see me putting punches on him, and maybe him taking me down, too and getting caught in a choke," Diaz said. "He could run from me and I could run him down, take him down and beat him on the ground. I don't know. I could see that fight going a lot of different ways. I'm not really impressed with Paul Daley as a mixed martial artist.
"I'm sure he knows what's going to happen if he steps in there to fight me. All they can really do is try to down-talk me and minimize what I've done in the past and what I might do to them."
Diaz didn't comment on who he would like to fight next, instead saying he would take on anyone Scott Coker and Strikeforce puts in front of him.
"I'm just here to fight," Diaz said. "I fight for Showtime and I have a manager. It's whatever."







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