http://www.mmaweekly.com/nick-diaz-tests-positive-following-ufc-143

So Nick got high, and then Carlos Condit ran away from him for 5 rounds. I suppose you take the bad with the good. Be interesting to see how Dana reacts and what sort of ban he gets. Joe Rogan should have some interesting things to say as well. Considering Rogan turns up for work high as fuck every day, can't see Dana being in a strong position to run his mouth much about Diaz.

Looks like the right man won then.

Not really. Would have been far more interesting if Diaz had won to see what the UFC would do.

If Diaz has a medical license to smoke marijuana, which he does, then it really should be on the list of banned substances. it in no possible way helps you train or fight better.

Well the UFC wouldn't have been able to do anything, the Nevada State Athletic Commision would have changed the result of the fight to a no contest, Diaz would have likely been given a 6 month ban as this is his second failed test in Nevada, and we would be without a interim welterweight champion.

So instead we have another WW champ who comes to win on points and nobody wants to watch and a retired Nick Diaz.

Can't say that worked out too well.

Condit has 26 finishes in 28 fights and now he is a fighter who comes to win on points? Not really sure how that one works out.

Can't say i'm surprised. Im a big Diaz fan, but this is extremely stupid and unprofessional of him. Suppose i'm gonna have to rely on Nate to bring home the gold! I prefer Nate anyway.

its basically - wow, the sun came up

Sheldan wrote:Condit has 26 finishes in 28 fights and now he is a fighter who comes to win on points? Not really sure how that one works out.

26 finishes in 33 fights and over half were against fighters who would be doing well to be described as cans.

He came to beat Diaz on points and spend 25 minutes leg kicking and running.

Anfields5thKing wrote:

Sheldan wrote:Condit has 26 finishes in 28 fights and now he is a fighter who comes to win on points? Not really sure how that one works out.

26 finishes in 33 fights and over half were against fighters who would be doing well to be described as cans.

He came to beat Diaz on points and spend 25 minutes leg kicking and running.

I agree that he came to beat Diaz on points, but can you blame him?

Also, to label Condit a point scorer is ridiculous. Personally, I think it's disrespectful to call any professional fighter a can, but what about these knockouts of Hardy, Kim, MacDonald. Are these all "cans"? Condit isn't a point scorer like GSP is.

p4pnumber_1 wrote:

Anfields5thKing wrote:

Sheldan wrote:Condit has 26 finishes in 28 fights and now he is a fighter who comes to win on points? Not really sure how that one works out.

26 finishes in 33 fights and over half were against fighters who would be doing well to be described as cans.

He came to beat Diaz on points and spend 25 minutes leg kicking and running.

I agree that he came to beat Diaz on points, but can you blame him?

Also, to label Condit a point scorer is ridiculous. Personally, I think it's disrespectful to call any professional fighter a can, but what about these knockouts of Hardy, Kim, MacDonald. Are these all "cans"? Condit isn't a point scorer like GSP is.

why cant you blame him??
I can fight was crap and cant say i am looking forward to the gsp fight , was expecting more from condit to be honest.
Does make me chuckle tho that a pro fighter has been on the weed and not the peds !!

I reckon he gets 6 months, Thats enough time for him and Condit to do their rematch and GSP get the winner still.

rudeboyben84 wrote:I reckon he gets 6 months, Thats enough time for him and Condit to do their rematch and GSP get the winner still.

I'm not so sure on this one like, I've got a feeling this could be a longer ban TBH. Especially seeing as he failed a previous test. I can see Diaz packing it in for the boxing, I hope I'm wrong though.

Once Mohawked Pete wrote:

rudeboyben84 wrote:I reckon he gets 6 months, Thats enough time for him and Condit to do their rematch and GSP get the winner still.

I'm not so sure on this one like, I've got a feeling this could be a longer ban TBH. Especially seeing as he failed a previous test. I can see Diaz packing it in for the boxing, I hope I'm wrong though.

NSAC tend to be tough on repeat offenders.

This is why in Diaz's contract they made an option to throw him back to SF. There was always a chance this was going to happen and he'd fail the test again. No way he's getting anywhere near the title in forseeable future.