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Published 07:32 6 Mar 2016 GMT

"I said two rounds. "I said McGregor better do something. I'm watching and halfway through the second round I thought 'If he's not going to do something it's not going to work out'. "That's why I said two rounds. When you are coming up weight and you're fighting a tall guy, you have two rounds to make something happen. "And if you do go on top, which [McGregor] didn't have the ability to, then what are you going to do because he's not a black belt."
So @nickdiaz209 reacts to his brother @NateDiaz209 victory over @TheNotoriousMMA #ufc196 pic.twitter.com/tzcO0oqECM
— Gareth A Davies (@GarethADaviesDT) 6 March 2016
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