Nick Diaz just ducked another fight

**ChenPengFi** · Posted On: 5/15/2012 5:05am

It was professional.

**Charles Brown** · Posted On: 5/15/2012 11:54am

IF the man is suffering from mental health problems, perhaps he deserves a bit of slack. Many disorders can take years to diagnose and treat properly. People who suffer from such disorders can act in ways that make them seem like bad people until they are treated properly.

**Gabetuno** · Posted On: 5/15/2012 12:02pm

Mental health my ass. You can be an unstable individual and still respond properly to situations.

After reading Cesar Gracie's well-reasoned response (and list of facts), I'm quite sure this can be categorized as "fighter tells scum promoter to go **** himself, deservedly" rather than "Nick melts down again".

Good on Diaz for not fighting, bad on Diaz for not communicating with his team. Everyone else can go suck a cock.

**Gabetuno** · Posted On: 5/15/2012 12:05pm

Originally Posted by David Koresh Jr.

He was scared homie.

Yeah this doesn't make a whole lot of sense as motivation for backing out. I'm pretty sure getting your face destroyed is more scary than a Jiu-Jitsu match.

While Nick READILY admits to being scared of fighting, it's not been his motivation for pulling out of a battle so far.

**clav** · Posted On: 5/15/2012 1:40pm

Originally Posted by Gabetuno

Mental health my ass. You can be an unstable individual and still respond properly to situations.

After reading Cesar Gracie's well-reasoned response (and list of facts), I'm quite sure this can be categorized as "fighter tells scum promoter to go **** himself, deservedly" rather than "Nick melts down again".

Good on Diaz for not fighting, bad on Diaz for not communicating with his team. Everyone else can go suck a cock.

I agree with this, however there sure seems to be a lot of drama that Cesar has to address in his camp...