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Published 08:02 29 Sept 2016 BST

"Fuck them both. You know both those little bitches are afraid to fight me. That's why they are fighting each other."He's not too happy with Dana White either. He feels that the UFC president perpetuated the idea that Diaz outweighed the Notorious by a crazy amount when they fought for the second time, something which he maintains is not true.
"And tell Dana I said get off Conor's nuts. I left my room to that fight at 176 (pounds), so when I fought I was probably 173. Quit telling people I was a monster to make him look good. I've been a lightweight my whole career."As for Eddie... you already know he didn't have a god word to say about him either. Diaz claims that the lightweight champion has been ducking him for a while, but once he saw how big of a draw he had become he sang a completely different tune.
"Eddie said I was next after Gilbert, then I called him a bitch in the lobby and he turned the fight down repeatedly until I beat Conor, Then he called every day asking for the fight. Bitch. What kinda fighters are these guys?"Classic American ninja.

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