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Published 17:57 24 Jul 2016 BST

But win he did, and his supporters made a pretty penny on the 3/1 underdog.
One such backer was MMA legend and former UFC light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz who has claimed that he won $10,000 on that fight.
It's no surprise, then, that 'The Huntington Beach Bad Boy' is lumping on Diaz in the rematch at UFC 202 for which he is still underdog, albeit much less so.
"Actually Nate won me $10,000 in the last fight," Ortiz said in an interview with MMACrazyTV.com. "He'll win me another $20,000 hopefully in this next one.
"He's going to whoop his ass. Diaz is no joke. People don't understand those guys at all. Their life is fighting, that's all they do.
"They work hard in cardio, they punch, their submissions are ridiculous. They don't mind getting taken down. The Diaz brothers are for real.
"I'm a big Diaz fan. I like Nate and Nick so I like to see them doing the Stockton Slap on to people.
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