Josh Thomson to Nick Diaz: Ill Knock Your B---- a-- out in San JoseUFC lightweight contender Josh Thomson appears to be getting antsy sitting on the sidelines following a controversial split-decision loss to Benson Henderson at UFC on FOX 10 in January. That, combined with a legitimate dislike for fellow ex-Strikeforce titleholder Nick Diaz, led to an epic callout on Twitter early this morning (NSFW). I knocked out your brother, Ill knock ur b---- a-- out in San Jose July 26th.Lets do it B----, San Jose vs Stockon. Yup, F--- U NICK DIAZ! Despite just a 2-3 mark in his past five fights, a good portion of pundits believe he was robbed in his losses to Henderson and upcoming UFC title challenger Gilbert Melendez. According to the UFCs official rankings, The Punk has still solidified himself as the No. 4 lightweight in the world, despite the rough patch. Thomson scored a big win over Nicks younger brother, Nate Diaz, at UFC on FOX 7 last April, becoming the first fighter to stop the Stockton bad boy with strikes. Meanwhile, Nick Diaz retired from the cage after being dominated by then-welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre at UFC 158 in March of 2013. The elder Diaz brother insists he has no intention of coming back unless he gets a title shot and/or a $ 500,000 fight purse, per Yahoo! Sports. However, Thomsons strong words may cause him to reconsider. Thomson is a career lightweight, while Nick Diaz hasnt cut down to 155 pounds since November of 2007. However, based on the nature of his callout, it doesnt seem like the American Kickboxing Academy fighter would have a problem bulking up a bit for this grudge match. UFC on FOX 12 takes place on July 26 in San Jose, California, Thomsons backyard. Given the latest turn of events, is Thomson vs. Nick Diaz the perfect fight to book for one of the UFCs summer cards? John Heinis is a Featured Columnist for Bleacher Report. He is also the MMA editor for eDraft.Read more UFC news on BleacherReport Bleacher Report - UFC
Posted on: Sun, 04 May 2014 22:10:42 +0000
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