Nate Diaz is "the weakest puncher I've ever fought," according to Jake Paul due to these mentioned reasons

Jake Paul is a busy man: he’s got a dangerous boxing match with “Platinum” Mike Perry on July 20th booked, and then a questionable freakshow match with Mike Tyson set to go down on November 15th. He’s also still hoping to draw former UFC fighter Nate Diaz into an MMA bout with the PFL as well.

Diaz and Paul boxed each other back in August 2023, with Paul winning a 10 round decision handily with 98-91, 98-91, and 97-92 scores. “The Problem Child” then offered up a gimme to Nate: a big money rematch in MMA under the PFL banner. But no amount of money would draw Diaz (who boxes Jorge Masvidal on July 6th) into the cage against him.

“Nate Diaz is ducking me in MMA. He’s actually ducking [an MMA fight], which is crazy,” Paul said on a new episode of his BS podcast. “We upped [the offer] to $15 million. But he actually doesn’t want to do it.”

Paul was joined by UFC bantamweight champion Sean O’Malley, who recently got into business with the YouTube star hawking deodorant to their smelly subscribers. “Suga” was realistic about Jake’s chances in the cage against Diaz.

“I don’t know how much jiujitsu you know,” O’Malley said diplomatically. “Nate’s a high level black belt. If you can keep it standing, one hundred percent there are winnable ways there. If it went to the ground, I think he might be able to grab your neck.”

“That’s exactly how I feel about it,” Paul replied. “If I don’t get guillotined, then I win the fight. But even if he was on top of him I would just throw him off of me. Because he’s honestly the weakest puncher I’ve ever fought. Like, when he was hitting me I almost started laughing. I’m not even saying this to talk s—. Out of everyone I’ve sparred in my whole entire life and everyone I’ve fought, his punches are the weakest.”

“I’m literally not even talking s—, which is why I think it’s funny that he dropped Conor and s— because it’s like, how?”