Jake Paul held no prisoners after the Jake Paul vs Nate Diaz workouts last Wednesday in Dallas.
He said he doesn’t respect Nate Diaz because of the things he had done in the past, as well as because of his lifestyle choices.
Here’s what he had to say about the UFC legend:
I don’t respect him as a person.
He’s a bully. He’s a punk. He beats up innocent people. He’s always trying to cause a scene, throwing water bottles at people.He’s always high. What kind of example is that to set to everyone.
They’re smoking all the f**king time?I don’t like these things about him and someone has to bully the bully, and that’s what I’m going to do on Saturday.
Diaz, however, laughed off Paul’s comments:
He keeps calling me the bully and the bad guy and sh*t.
They said they started the term “influencer”, right? Yeah, fu*k the robot.You’re influencing people to do anything for clout, like that sh*t. You’re acting out, you know.
I was sitting with him in the room the other day, just chilling.
We get up here, and he’s going to act out just for [attention]. That’s a bad influence, haha…There’s no need to get disrespectful and talk a lot of sh*t.
I’m a competitor here. He’s a little fu*ker, and that’s what I’m dealing with.
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