Uruguay vs. Brazil FREE LIVE STREAM (7/6/24)? | Time, TV, channel for Copa America quarterfinal match Click Here to Watch Brazil vs Uruguay Live Online It's a fixture fit for a final when red-hot Uruguay takes on South American heavyweights Brazil in the quarter-finals of the 2024 Copa America. The winners of this blockbuster contest will face the winners of the last-eight tie between Colombia and Panama in the semi-finals. The loser will not only be sent home packing, but it will be as close to a national calamity as it gets. Uruguay faces Brazil in a Copa America 2024 quarterfinal match on Saturday, July 6, 2024, (7/6/24) at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Here’s what you need to know: What: Copa America 2024 quarterfinal Who: Uruguay vs. Brazil When: July 6, 2024 Time: 9 p.m. ET Where: Allegiant Stadium TV: FS1 Lionel Messi and Argentina will try to match Spain’s feat of three consecutive major titles when the Copa America kicks off Thursday night. Coming off championships in the 2021 Copa America and the 2022 World Cup, Messi will be four days shy of his 37th birthday when the Albiceleste take the field against Canada at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. “I want to enjoy a couple of more matches being a world champion,” Messi said after Argentina beat France on penalty kicks to win the 2022 World Cup final. He has 10 goals in 10 international appearances since, raising his total to 108 in 182 games for Argentina’s national team. He is either tied for second with Ali Daei or one behind, depending on whether a disputed goal by the Iranian is counted, trailing only Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo at 128. “It is not easy to compete again after winning it all,” Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said. Argentina and Uruguay are tied with 15 Copa titles each, followed by Brazil with nine. No other nation has won more than two. Brazil features an attack headed by Vinícius Júnior and Rodrygo, just off a Champions League title with Real Madrid, and Raphinha. The emerging star is 17-year-old Endrick, who joins Real Madrid this summer. “If you look at every position in their proposed starting 11, it’s probably one of the world’s best players,” U.S. coach Gregg Berhalter said. Spain is the only nation to win three consecutive major titles: the European Championship in 2008 and 2012 around the 2010 World Cup. A look at the tournament: Expanded field There will be 16 teams, just as in 2016. The U.S., Mexico, Canada, Costa Rica, Panama and Jamaica join the 10 South American nations after qualifying from North and Central America and the Caribbean. Back in the USA Ecuador was to host the tournament under the rotation of CONMEBOL, South American soccer’s governing body, but declined. The tournament was then moved to the U.S., which also hosted the special centennial Copa America in 2016 as Chile won on penalty kicks over Argentina at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Eleven NFL stadiums are being used, including eight of the 11 U.S. venues for the 2026 World Cup, plus three smaller MLS homes. The final will be at Miami Gardens, Florida, on July 14, starting five hours after the European Championship final in Berlin. CONMEBOL says more than 1 million tickets have been sold for the 32 matches. The 2016 tournament drew just under 1.5 million, and the 2019 tournament in Brazil about 850,000. The 2021 Copa was played mostly without fans because of the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. team This will be the biggest test for the U.S. team before the World Cup — the Americans get an automatic berth as co-host along with Mexico and Canada — and most Europe-based players are expected to skip next year’s CONCACAF Gold Cup. Christian Pulisic, Tyler Adams and Weston McKennie are the core of a team that returns 18 players from the 2022 World Cup roster. “A World Cup on home soil is the biggest thing that you know we’ll probably do in our career,” Pulisic said. “It’s a special time for this sport in America.” World Cup test? In 2016, CONMEBOL partnered with the U.S. Soccer Federation, which was in charge of most of the logistics. This time, CONMEBOL is co-organizing the tournament with CONCACAF, the governing body of North and Central America and the Caribbean. Unlike during the World Cup, the organizers have only short-term access to venues. At Hard Rock, a concert is scheduled for July 6, between the last group stage game and the final, and a new grass surface will be installed. At MetLife Stadium, where a semifinal will be played July 9, staff will look at it as a preview for the World Cup final on July 19, 2026. The stadium has a camera system designed by Arecont Vision and managed by Genetec Security Center that was installed before the 2014 Super Bowl and a new system by Axis Communications is being put in place this summer in the seating bowl with 80 8K, 41-megapixel cameras. “We can see every seat all the time. I think it serves as a good deterrent,” said Daniel DeLorenzi, vice president of security and safety services. “We have three drone detection systems. ... Not only can we track the drone, but more importantly, we can track where the operator is.” Uruguay won all three of their group games, conceding just once in the meeting with second-placed Panama, to set up this quarter-final clash in Las Vegas. Marcelo Bielsa's side have been impressive with and without the ball, displaying the kind of energy that the former Leeds boss is famous for demanding, and a nice mixture of youth and experience that could see them go far in this tournament. Brazil only managed to win one of their group games – a 4-1 thrashing of Paraguay last weekend – but still managed to advance in second place behind Colombia. Considering the amount of attacking talent at their disposal it seems crazy that Brazil have been struggling to score goals, and with Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr suspended for this game there's an opportunity for another member of the squad to put that right. Le Celeste are likely to be unchanged after Bielsa resisted the temptation to rotate his side heavily for the final group game, even though their quarter-final place was already guaranteed. The former Athletic Bilbao boss has made only one change to his starting line-up during the tournament, with Nicolas de la Cruz replacing Giorgian De Arrascaeta after Uruguay's 3-1 victory over Panama. Vinicius Junior picked up a second yellow card against Colombia and will have to sit this one out through suspension. Given how stout Uruguay has been defensively, the Brazilian offense will be up against it to carve opportunities without their star forward. With Vinicius out, 17-year-old Endrick could start up front, allowing Rodrygo to move onto either flank, having been toothless as the primary striker. Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli has been on the bench for Brazil this Copa America, and he will battle Raphinha and Savio for the final spot in attack.

Uruguay vs. Brazil FREE LIVE STREAM (7/6/24)? | Time, TV, channel for Copa America quarterfinal match Click Here to Watch Brazil vs Uruguay Live Online It's a fixture fit for a final when red-hot Uruguay takes on South American heavyweights Brazil in the quarter-finals of the 2024 Copa America. The winners of this blockbuster contest will face the winners of the last-eight tie between Colombia and Panama in the semi-finals. The loser will not only be sent home packing, but it will be as close to a national calamity as it gets. Uruguay faces Brazil in a Copa America 2024 quarterfinal match on Saturday, July 6, 2024, (7/6/24) at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Here’s what you need to know: What: Copa America 2024 quarterfinal Who: Uruguay vs. Brazil When: July 6, 2024 Time: 9 p.m. ET Where: Allegiant Stadium TV: FS1 Lionel Messi and Argentina will try to match Spain’s feat of three consecutive major titles when the Copa America kicks off Thursday night. Coming off championships in the 2021 Copa America and the 2022 World Cup, Messi will be four days shy of his 37th birthday when the Albiceleste take the field against Canada at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. “I want to enjoy a couple of more matches being a world champion,” Messi said after Argentina beat France on penalty kicks to win the 2022 World Cup final. He has 10 goals in 10 international appearances since, raising his total to 108 in 182 games for Argentina’s national team. He is either tied for second with Ali Daei or one behind, depending on whether a disputed goal by the Iranian is counted, trailing only Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo at 128. “It is not easy to compete again after winning it all,” Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said. Argentina and Uruguay are tied with 15 Copa titles each, followed by Brazil with nine. No other nation has won more than two. Brazil features an attack headed by Vinícius Júnior and Rodrygo, just off a Champions League title with Real Madrid, and Raphinha. The emerging star is 17-year-old Endrick, who joins Real Madrid this summer. “If you look at every position in their proposed starting 11, it’s probably one of the world’s best players,” U.S. coach Gregg Berhalter said. Spain is the only nation to win three consecutive major titles: the European Championship in 2008 and 2012 around the 2010 World Cup. A look at the tournament: Expanded field There will be 16 teams, just as in 2016. The U.S., Mexico, Canada, Costa Rica, Panama and Jamaica join the 10 South American nations after qualifying from North and Central America and the Caribbean. Back in the USA Ecuador was to host the tournament under the rotation of CONMEBOL, South American soccer’s governing body, but declined. The tournament was then moved to the U.S., which also hosted the special centennial Copa America in 2016 as Chile won on penalty kicks over Argentina at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Eleven NFL stadiums are being used, including eight of the 11 U.S. venues for the 2026 World Cup, plus three smaller MLS homes. The final will be at Miami Gardens, Florida, on July 14, starting five hours after the European Championship final in Berlin. CONMEBOL says more than 1 million tickets have been sold for the 32 matches. The 2016 tournament drew just under 1.5 million, and the 2019 tournament in Brazil about 850,000. The 2021 Copa was played mostly without fans because of the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. team This will be the biggest test for the U.S. team before the World Cup — the Americans get an automatic berth as co-host along with Mexico and Canada — and most Europe-based players are expected to skip next year’s CONCACAF Gold Cup. Christian Pulisic, Tyler Adams and Weston McKennie are the core of a team that returns 18 players from the 2022 World Cup roster. “A World Cup on home soil is the biggest thing that you know we’ll probably do in our career,” Pulisic said. “It’s a special time for this sport in America.” World Cup test? In 2016, CONMEBOL partnered with the U.S. Soccer Federation, which was in charge of most of the logistics. This time, CONMEBOL is co-organizing the tournament with CONCACAF, the governing body of North and Central America and the Caribbean. Unlike during the World Cup, the organizers have only short-term access to venues. At Hard Rock, a concert is scheduled for July 6, between the last group stage game and the final, and a new grass surface will be installed. At MetLife Stadium, where a semifinal will be played July 9, staff will look at it as a preview for the World Cup final on July 19, 2026. The stadium has a camera system designed by Arecont Vision and managed by Genetec Security Center that was installed before the 2014 Super Bowl and a new system by Axis Communications is being put in place this summer in the seating bowl with 80 8K, 41-megapixel cameras. “We can see every seat all the time. I think it serves as a good deterrent,” said Daniel DeLorenzi, vice president of security and safety services. “We have three drone detection systems. ... Not only can we track the drone, but more importantly, we can track where the operator is.” Uruguay won all three of their group games, conceding just once in the meeting with second-placed Panama, to set up this quarter-final clash in Las Vegas. Marcelo Bielsa's side have been impressive with and without the ball, displaying the kind of energy that the former Leeds boss is famous for demanding, and a nice mixture of youth and experience that could see them go far in this tournament. Brazil only managed to win one of their group games – a 4-1 thrashing of Paraguay last weekend – but still managed to advance in second place behind Colombia. Considering the amount of attacking talent at their disposal it seems crazy that Brazil have been struggling to score goals, and with Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr suspended for this game there's an opportunity for another member of the squad to put that right. Le Celeste are likely to be unchanged after Bielsa resisted the temptation to rotate his side heavily for the final group game, even though their quarter-final place was already guaranteed. The former Athletic Bilbao boss has made only one change to his starting line-up during the tournament, with Nicolas de la Cruz replacing Giorgian De Arrascaeta after Uruguay's 3-1 victory over Panama. Vinicius Junior picked up a second yellow card against Colombia and will have to sit this one out through suspension. Given how stout Uruguay has been defensively, the Brazilian offense will be up against it to carve opportunities without their star forward. With Vinicius out, 17-year-old Endrick could start up front, allowing Rodrygo to move onto either flank, having been toothless as the primary striker. Arsenal's Gabriel Martinelli has been on the bench for Brazil this Copa America, and he will battle Raphinha and Savio for the final spot in attack.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal live stream: Fight card, start time, TV Channel, How to watch the Last Man Standing Boxing Online From anywhere Click Here to Watch Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal Live Online Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are about to do their thing again. The duo is set to square off at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. Diaz retired from the UFC after his contract expired and is now a free agent, as is Jorge Masvidal. The duo are set to square off in a 10-round boxing match. This would be Diaz's second outing in boxing and it looks like the former UFC fighter is willing to fight anyone for the money now. Ahead of their showdown, let's see how Diaz feels about boxing. The pair of former UFC stars are set to square off for a second time, but this meeting will take place in the boxing ring Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal are set to face off in a highly anticipated 10-round light heavyweight boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California, this Saturday. Originally scheduled for June 6, the fight was postponed to avoid clashing with other major UFC events, thereby heightening the excitement and ensuring a larger audience for the "Last Man Standing" boxing match. A Rematch with High Stakes, The upcoming bout marks the second encounter between the two former MMA fighters. Diaz and Masvidal first met in a memorable UFC fight in 2019 at Madison Square Garden, competing for the inaugural BMF (Baddest Motherf***r) championship. The intense match was cut short by medical personnel due to a cut above Diaz's eye, resulting in a win for Masvidal, as mentioned in a report by USA Today. This history sets the stage for a thrilling rematch. In 2019, Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal met in the UFC Octagon for the first fight for the ceremonial "BMF" title. On Saturday, the pair meet again, though this time in a boxing match at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. It's a strange fight, to be sure, with two men who made their bones as fan favorites in the cage deciding to meet in the boxing ring now that neither are under UFC contract. This is the second time both men have boxed professionally, with Masvidal getting a win in 2005 and Diaz suffering a 2023 decision loss to Jake Paul. Diaz and Masvidal have seemed disinterested in promoting the fight during a multi-city media tour, with Diaz being especially resistant to talking up the fight. That lack of hype changed a bit when the two teams engaged in a brawl at a June 6 press conference after Diaz attempted to walk out early. Masvidal's boxing coach Jorge Capetillo was attacked during the situation, which has left Masvidal steaming. Here is everything you need to know about tonight's fight... What UK time will Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal fight start? Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will walk to the ring between 4am and 5am UK time tomorrow morning. The fight is taking place in California and will likely start at around 9pm local time. There is a nine-fight undercard and so the time of the main event will depend on how long those fights take to complete. The last time Nate Diaz stepped into a boxing ring, he showed tremendous boxing instincts, but was ultimately defeated by Jake Paul by unanimous decision. Diaz vs Masvidal Full Fight Card Daniel Jacobs is taking on Shane Mosely Jr in the co-main. Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal, 10 rounds Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., 10 rounds Chris Avilla vs. Anthony Pettis, 6 rounds Amado Vargas vs. Sean Garcia, 8 rounds Devin Cushing vs. Manuel Correa, 8 rounds Luciano Ramos vs. Dan Hernandez, 4 rounds Alan Sanchez vs. Luis Lopez, 8 rounds Steven Dunn vs. Gabriel Costa, 4 rounds Ken Lopez vs. Andres Martinez, 6 rounds Jose Aguayo vs. Bryce Logan, 6 rounds Former UFC rivals Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal will rekindle their rivalry in a boxing ring. The two former MMA stars will test their boxing skills against one another on a pay-per-view card Saturday night from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. Diaz and Masvidal were two of the biggest draws for the UFC during their time with the organization. Now, they will see if that drawing power can transfer over to boxing as they anchors a pay-per-view that also includes a super middleweight bout between Daniel Jacobs and Shane Mosley Jr. Diaz and Masvidal's paths collided when they met at UFC 244. Masvidal beat Diaz with a third-round doctor stoppage TKO to win the promotional "BMF" belt in 2019. While both men were known for their striking in their MMA heydays, there isn't much boxing experience between the two of them. Both have just one professional boxing match on their ledger. Masvidal earned a four-round majority decision win over Joseph Benjamin back in 2005. Diaz lost his only official bout with a 10-round unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in 2023. There's obviously nothing to glean from Masvidal's one fight. It was nearly 20 years ago and Masvidal has come a long way as a mixed martial artist in that time. It would be safe to assume that he's a much better boxer at this point. After all, his boxing debut wasn't that far removed from his days as a street fighter. We're also well past his prime at this point. Masvidal walked away from the UFC on the heels of a four-fight losing streak, including a unanimous decision loss to Gilbert Burns in April 2023. Diaz, on the other hand, was at least 2-3 over his final five fights with the UFC. He beat Tony Ferguson with a fourth-round submission victory before hitting free agency and putting on the boxing gloves with Jake Paul. There's always some guesswork in just how an MMA fighter's striking game will translate in the ring. The dynamics of a boxing fight and the inability to throw any other strikes changes the game enough. In most ways, it's anyone's guess how a fight featuring two MMA fighters will play out in the boxing ring. The most direct information we have on the boxing abilities of either man come from Diaz's loss to Paul. Paul clearly won the fight and dropped Diaz in the fifth round, but Diaz tried to use his trademark pressure and cardio approach to throw Paul off his game. Diaz, never known in MMA for sheer power, didn't appear to have a lot of sting on his punches in bigger boxing gloves. This could be to Masvidal's advantage as the more powerful puncher. Masvidal also came to MMA through a streetfighting background and is comfortable trading hands. Diaz's only boxing fight came up against YouTuber Jake Paul last year, where he was defeated. Social media star Paul won the bout on split decision, so Diaz is still in search of victory in the ring.