Nate Diaz, a UFC legend, was filmed choking a man out cold in a street brawl in New Orleans.


Nate Diaz, a former UFC fighter, was caught on camera choking out a man during a street brawl in New Orleans.

Diaz, 38, had just returned from a boxing match at the XULA Convention Centre to cheer on teammate Chris Avila in his victory over Paul Bamba.

Video captured Diaz wrapping the man’s neck in a guillotine choke, leaving him out cold and lying in the street. Bloody Elbow reported Diaz’s curbside opponent is Rodney Petersen, a TikTok star known for looking like Logan Paul, the brother of Jake Paul.

Diaz and Jake Paul are scheduled to box later this year.

It’s unclear what started his scuffle, but a woman could be heard screaming for both Diaz and his opponent to “stop” before Diaz did his damage.

Another video shows UFC President Dana White reacting to the viral clip asking if the man floored was indeed Logan Paul, according to the Daily Mail.

He then quips: “He knocked him out! Whoever that is he knocked him out. That guy’s head bounced like a f–king basketball.”

White then predicted Diaz is “going to get sued like a motherf–ker’.’

Nate Diaz chocking a man in grainy footage.
The violent fight was quickly captured and shared on social media.
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A man collapsed on the street.
The knocked-out man was seen lying on the street.
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A still of the fight.
Diaz found some unlikely allies on social media.
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However, Diaz did find an unlikely ally in UFC legend Conor McGregor, who tweeted: ‘Hahaha Nate on a rampage tonight! Let’s go Nate! Hahaha.”

Diaz earlier Friday incited a scuffle at the Misfits Boxing event by throwing a water bottle at reality TV star and boxer Chase DeMoor, MMA Fighting reported.

“Nate Diaz decided to get mad and throw a prime bottle on me, that’s cute bro,” DeMoor tweeted.

“Just next time don’t run. And stop spending your nights in the club trying to use your dried up MMA career to pull college girls while you’re out in New Orleans.”

Diaz has not fought professionally since defeating Tony Ferguson in September at UFC 279.

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