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Mikey Musumeci Challenges Nate Diaz For Submission Grappling Match

Mikey Musumeci Challenges Nate Diaz For Submission Grappling Match

Mikey Musumeci has challenged Nate Diaz for a submission grappling match!

The call-out came after Diaz called Musumeci a homophobic slur, during the popular streamer Sneako’s stream:

And Musumeci has now responded.
He doesn’t have an interest in facing Diaz inside the MMA octagon – but would love to challenge him for a grappling match:

I just learned from a video that Nate Diaz called me out. And in no way am I calling him out right now.
This is just me responding to that video.

The first thing I’ll say is I was always a huge fan of watching Nick and Nate Diaz in MMA. They’re absolute legends.
Amazing grappling, amazing striking. They’re about that life.

Mikey continued:

Obviously, I can’t fight Nate in an MMA fight. He would kill me.
But I would absolutely accept a grappling match with him since we’re both black belts in Jiu-Jitsu.

It would be an absolute honor to have the opportunity to face such a legend like Nate.
A once in a lifetime opportunity.

I don’t care about weight class or anything.
I would be 100 percent down to grapple with him.

 

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