Nate Diaz Says He Hopes Conor McGregor, Khabib Nurmagomedov Both Lose Fight

If Nate Diaz has it his way, neither Conor McGregor nor Khabib Nurmagomedov will walk away victorious at this weekend's UFC 229 event in Las Vegas, Nevada.

He is hoping both fighters add a loss to their respective resumes. (WARNING: NSFW language)

"I ain't pulling for nobody," Diaz recently told TMZ Sports. "Double knockout as far as I'm concerned."      

Diaz didn't leave it at that, either. He made it clear to TMZ Sports that he "slapped the s--t out of both" fighters. Of note, Diaz and McGregor have squared off twice in their careers. They have split their two meetings, with Diaz winning via submission at UFC 196 in March 2016 and McGregor responding by winning via decision at UFC 202 in August 2016.

While Nurmagomedov is the current lightweight champion and McGregor has a lightweight title to his name, Diaz had a message for both fighters.

"They need to quit acting like them f--kers are running s--t," Diaz told TMZ Sports. "There's one king of this motherf--ker, and he's right here."

Diaz also said Nurmagomedov is "scared for his life," while noting he prefers McGregor's fight style in the matchup—but he still doesn't want either to win the fight.

For those fans hoping this smack talk might lead to a trilogy, Diaz let it be known he has no interest in settling the score against McGregor.

"I ain't fighting no trilogy," Diaz told TMZ Sports. "He already got his ass whipped. He can fight everybody else. I got s--t to do, too."

And no, he doesn't plan on fighting the "boring" Nurmagomedov, either.