Nate Diaz, the former UFC lightweight contender, is ready to return to the octagon for some intense action. In a recent interview, Diaz revealed his three potential opponents for his comeback fight. He expressed his desire to face Conor McGregor for a third time, as their previous two encounters under the UFC banner resulted in a win for each fighter. However, Diaz's sights are also set on Dustin Poirier, despite the latter's recent struggles. Poirier has lost back-to-back title bouts, first to Islam Makhachev and then to Max Holloway. Diaz believes that Poirier needs to step up his game, implying a potential challenge if he improves his performance. Additionally, Diaz mentioned Mike Perry as another possible opponent, who has found success in bare-knuckle boxing after leaving the UFC in 2021. Perry has an impressive record of 6-0 in the BKFC ring, defeating notable opponents like Eddie Alvarez and Michael Page. Nate Diaz's ambition extends beyond the ring, as he is also interested in being part of the UFC's special event at the White House on June 14th. This potential return to the UFC could be a significant step in his career, but it remains to be seen who he will face and whether he will reclaim his former glory. The anticipation is building, and fans are eager to see if Diaz can make a successful comeback and reignite his competitive spirit.
