UFC 279：迪亚兹 VS 弗格森已于北京时间9月11日在拉斯维加斯举行。头条主赛中，内特-迪亚兹在自己的UFC最后一战中断头台降服了托尼-弗格森。在全部的13场比赛中一共出现了3次KO/TKO与4次降服。
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UFC279综述：迪亚兹降服弗格森
次中量级：内特-迪亚兹(Nate Diaz) 降服 胜 托尼-弗格森(Tony Ferguson)(#11 LW)文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
前两个回合，两位选手在灵活移动的同时展开了攻防战，互有击打命中。两人都在努力避免正面拼拳，在移动中伺机出拳击打对手。迪亚兹在这10分钟里占据了一定的优势，他的防御和击打使得弗格森的小腿和眼眶都被打破。文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
第三回合，弗格森在前半个回合的不断低扫对迪亚兹的小腿造成了重创，以至于他一度罢战进行恢复。后半个回合，两位选手出现了激烈的正面对攻，互有击打命中，而弗格森在这个回合中略占优势。文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
第四回合，迪亚兹在前半程的站立较量中再次掌控局势，他有更多的击打命中，同时也令弗格森腿部的出血更加严重。2分50秒左右，弗格森抱摔放倒了迪亚兹，但却顺势陷入了对手的断头台中，最终无奈拍手认输。文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
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Nate Diaz exits UFC on his terms as Khamzat Chimaev emerges as a full-blown heel
LAS VEGAS — This was pinnacle Nate Diaz on Saturday, both inside and outside the Octagon. Inside of it, Diaz did what he’s done so often: He used his boxing, his incredible cardio, a massive will to win and outstanding Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to submit Tony Ferguson in the reconstituted main event of UFC 279 at T-Mobile Arena.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
Diaz took plenty of punishment from Ferguson, who was faced with the unenviable task of fighting Diaz, a left-hander, after having trained his entire camp for Li Jingliang, a right-hander.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
The changes were necessary because Khamzat Chimaev so badly missed weight Friday that even if the UFC wanted to try to keep the original main event together, it may not have been possible. UFC president Dana White said that with such a wide weight discrepancy, the Nevada Athletic Commission likely wouldn’t have let Diaz fight Chimaev. Diaz hit the mark at 171 pounds, but Chimaev came in at 178.5.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
“Lame, scared, boring rookie,” Diaz said Saturday of Chimaev.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
So after about four hours of meetings on Friday, the UFC shook up the card and Diaz faced Ferguson in the main and Chimaev met Kevin Holland in the co-main.文章源自武享吧-https://www.hula8.net/other/53620.html
Chimaev took Holland down almost instantly, controlled him on the ground and submitted him with a D’Arce choke at 2:13 of the first. Notably, Holland didn’t land a single strike. Though Chimaev and Holland got into an altercation backstage at Thursday’s news conference, Chimaev offered an olive branch to him.
“He’s a good guy,” Chimaev said. “Maybe he can come train with me.”
But there was no such good will coming from Chimaev toward Diaz. Chimaev had been a -1200 favorite at BetMGM over Diaz, but Chimaev was only a -600 favorite against Holland.
“That guy, Kevin Holland, tough guy, stronger guy [and he is] better than Diaz,” Chimaev said. “If Diaz and Holland were fighting, Holland would kill him. I finished that guy [Holland] so easy, in the second minute. Diaz should thank God he didn’t fight me.”
There has never been anyone Diaz has ever been afraid to fight, one of the reasons for his popularity. He’s one of the few fighters who said he’d fight anyone anywhere at any time and means it.
He was always brash and defiant, but as he gained experience and wisdom, he began to understand how the system worked and how to manipulate it to his advantage. He got into two of the best-selling pay-per-view fights in UFC history by knowing when to call Conor McGregor out and having the fortitude to accept a fight on 10 days' notice.
He agreed to face Ferguson on Saturday on about 30 hours' notice because that’s about 29 hours and 55 minutes more than he really wants.
He took plenty of hard kicks from Ferguson, and had an ice pack on his leg at the post-fight news conference as proof. But when Ferguson shot on Diaz, the fight was quickly over.
“Anyone shoots on me, they get choked,” Diaz said as he puffed on a joint.
Ferguson was doing well before the takedown but Diaz had begun to take over with his boxing. His combinations were slowing Ferguson and began taking an obvious toll as the fight wore on. Ferguson opted to shoot the change things and it was the wrong move.
“I should have kept it standing,” Ferguson said. “I’m going to have to talk to my corner. Nothing bad, nobody’s going to get fired, but … ”
Diaz had no such complaints. He did what he wanted to do and won impressively. He said at the post-fight news conference he’d be back.
“I have no plans of not being back in the UFC,” he said, even though he also said the best thing about his fight is that his contract is over.
As he talked and joked, saying that a reporter who spent several days in camp “smoked so much weed” with him, it was clear this was a guy who’d finally made it.
He was answering a question when he was distracted by melting ice running down his leg. He yanked off his Travis Scott sneakers, which start at $500 and can be so expensive their cost would be equivalent to several months rent in Stockton, California, when he grew up.
He stuck the shoe on the dais in front of him. A few minutes earlier, he asked reporters as he arrived at the news conference if anyone had a beer he could drink. When he stuck the shoe on the table, he was asked if he’d do a shoey. UFC heavyweight Tai Tuivasa made that a thing, guzzling beer from a sneaker to celebrate a win. Diaz, though, wasn’t having it.
“That’s gross,” he said to laughs.
Perhaps his place will be taken by Chimaev in terms of star power. Chimaev is no doubt one of the greatest talents in the sport, and he did a serious heel turn this week. But Diaz did it across 15 years and multiple weight classes, always entertaining, always raising the stakes and always finding a way to build interest.
He’s going to start a promotional company, Real Fights Inc, because, he said, he’s always been a promoter.
And while that’s true, what he is at his essence is a fighter — one of the most real, honest and entertaining fighters who ever stepped into the Octagon.
