Diaz named boxers he is inspired by

Alexandr Ormanji July 4, 2024, 12:27 p.m.

Nate Diaz, a famous American MMA fighter, answered a question from popular youtuber N3ON who he is inspired by and considers outstanding boxers.

N3ON: First I would like to ask you, who are your inspirations and who do you consider to be outstanding boxers?

Diaz: the most important person and athlete in my life is my brother who taught and inspired me. He brought me into this big game and I became the person I am today. I was certainly inspired by legends like Michael Tyson, Roy Jones Jr, Oscar De La Hoya and Fernando Vargas. There are many so many great names I wish I could name.

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