The man who got choked out by Nate Diaz in a recently viral street fight has decided to speak out…
Wowing to get back at the professional MMA fighter!
The fight took place after the “Misfits Boxing 6” event, where Diaz was supporting one of the competitors – his teammate, Chris Avila.
A man approached Diaz with his hands up and, after a brief scuffle, the MMA fighter put him in a Guillotine Choke…
Rendering him unconscious in a matter of seconds.
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The man has now been identified as Rodney Petersen – known for his resemblance to Logan Paul.
In a video shared on Twitter, Petersen shared his reaction and seeming bewilderment to what happened…
As well as a wow to get back at Diaz:
So, I don’t know what I did to Nate Diaz, but I’m telling you what…
I’m gonna knock him the f*ck out when I know he’s coming.You caught me off guard, dude. What, did you think I was Logan [Paul]?
Petersen also shows blood on the back of his head, apparently a result from the fall he took after being put to sleep by the former UFC fighter:
The man choked out by Nate Diaz last night (Logan Paul lookalike Rodney Petersen) reveals the head injury he suffered as a result…
[🎥 Rodney Petersen/@Overtflow] pic.twitter.com/X9YvM2NKbY— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) April 22, 2023
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