Nate Diaz makes rival fighter spill beer with pretend punch at Jake Paul fight

Diaz pretended to punch a man later revealed to be a bare-knuckle boxer whilst attending Jake Paul’s fight with Tyron Woodley last weekend

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UFC star Nate Diaz made a bare-knuckle boxer spill his beer after pretending to punch him at the Jake Paul vs Tyron Woodley fight.

Diaz was captured on video pretending to punch the man, later revealed to be a California-based fighter Carrese Archer, which sent his beer flying through the air.

Security staff quickly broke up the incident and kept Diaz and Archer apart to prevent it from escalating.

Archer is a teammate of Bellator lightweight champion AJ McKee, with both men attending Paul vs Woodley to support their training partner Anthony Taylor.

And Archer reacted to the incident whilst promising to knock out Diaz if the two were to meet in the octagon.

“I’ve seen all the laughter, everybody laughing. Same thing that make you laugh, make you cry. Nate Diaz is a bonafide female dog,” he said on Instagram.

“He had the police with him, the security protecting him and you gonna flinch at me, try to sucker punch me when I’m not paying attention?

“Y’all think this man’s a gangster. I think the world is f***** up with confusion right now when they think about what a real gangster is.

“Dana White, I seen you made a post and you laugh, you thought it was funny. I bet you won’t think it’s fight when you sign me for one-fight and I knock Nate Diaz the f*** out in the first round.”

Taylor lost a decision to former UFC fighter Chris Avila on the undercard, who is a training partner of Diaz’s at the Cesar Gracie Jiu-Jitsu gym.

McKee got into an altercation with Diaz after their teammates weighed in for their fight, with the UFC star allegedly throwing a water bottle at McKee’s entourage.

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And McKee was furious with Diaz after the incident also calling for a fight with the Stockton native.

“F*** Nate Diaz, f*** Stockton all of that s***. Nate you can hop in the ring or the cage it don’t f****** matter bruh, run that ASAP,” McKee said after the run-in.

“Somebody said something out of pocket to [Anthony] about some ‘oh I thought it’s on site s***’ next thing you know I see a drink being thrown across.

“At that point, that’s confrontation. I already been disrespected not once, but twice. Ain’t no third time, Nate already knows the truth.

“What’s up, sign the dotted line. You know where I’m at. You know I’m about the business, I’m done talking.”