Could it be that we’re at peak Diaz fever? Even during Nick’s Strikeforce heyday while Nate was thrashing the lightweight division, now seems like the most Diaz the Diazes have ever Diazed in this whole, Diaz world of MMA. Nate’s ballin’ now. He has dedicated camera crews and his own entourage. He’s on Conan. It’s an enjoyable time in MMA history.
As you can see above, the first episode followed Nate and Conor’s echo-y press conference during UFC 202’s fight week. Episode two shows off how Nate’s star has grown. Sure, he could have a successful autograph signing, but now Nate is getting mobbed by fans in Las Vegas malls. He’s come a long way. Nate Diaz is now surrounded by kids, begging for selfies and autographs while saying the edited version of his latest catchphrase, “I’m not surprised (sucker). This is the world we live in now.
Episode three starts out with Nick Diaz flinging a wooden stick like a sai, or small sword. Maybe nunchucks. So episode three starts out how any Diaz bro video should start out. The Skrap Pack shows up, with Gilbert Melendez and Jake Shields ready to sharpen up Nate and prep Gil for his ultimately doomed outing against Edson Barboza.
Finally, episode four gives us a look at the UFC production crew as they pull out the fog machines to aid in the UFC 202 hype (UFC 202 doesn’t need the help but fog machines do make everything better, this is confirmed). Richard Perez works the mitts for Nate, and everything is looking sweet as UFC 202 gets one day closer.