Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz Prediction: Nothing But a Knockout

Famous boxing blogger Jake Paul has found himself a new victim, but Nate Diaz, the top gangster of the UFC, is not a victim at all and is capable of winning no matter what the bookmakers say. The fight under boxing rules will take place on August 6th. At the request of the fighters, the organizers have increased the number of rounds to ten.

Once, he was just a popular blogger, but for better or worse, he got into boxing and became even more popular. Jake Paul organizes high-profile fights with former martial arts stars, beats them, hypes it up, and earns incredible sums. The key to his success is, of course, talent, as well as the competent selection of opponents and the best training conditions. Evil tongues claim that there is no shortage of underhanded games, but no one has yet provided proof.

Paul's first two boxing fights were "warm-ups" - he defeated the same blogger and then a basketball player, but then it became much more fun. Former champions of the leading MMA leagues, Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley, failed against him. Jake beat the legendary Anderson Silva by points, but in the last fight, he had no luck. The middleweight boxer Tommy Fury showed that it was too early for Paul to perform according to the boxing rules.

Nate Diaz is a true UFC icon, even if he wasn't a champion. If one is to be called a gangster in martial arts, Diaz is first and foremost. He fights incredibly smart and spectacularly, he doesn't pick his opponents. Even when he loses, he pushes his opponents. Nate isn't shy about using gestures. He became incredibly popular in 2016 when he was forced to surrender peak Conor McGregor.

Now Diaz is 38 years old, he's cooled off a bit, he's done with his UFC career, and there are big questions about his tonus as opposed to his character.

This won't be boxing in the classic sense of the word; it'll just be an armbar fight. Diaz is a great standing fighter, actively moving, pressing, and mixing punches and combinations. Paul's style is very different, more relaxed, not tight, with breaks. This obviously won't be a tactical jab fight; Diaz can turn the bout into a butcher's show. And that's where Jake Paul might be confused - he's never seen that before.