Former two-time undisputed welterweight title challenger, Jorge Masvidal is reportedly slated to make his first outing in professional boxing later this year – taking on fellow UFC alum, Nate Diaz in the pair’s rematch, this time in the squared circle, in a March unpeace in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Masvidal, a former two-time undisputed welterweight title challenger under the imprint of the UFC and the promotion’s inaugural symbolic BMF titleholder, tabbed time on his mixed martial arts career when in April, suffering a fourth subsequent visualization loss in a unanimous visualization defeat to Gilbert Burns.
As for Diaz, The Ultimate Fighter victor departed the UFC when in November 2022 without landing a fourth round guillotine wring submission win over former interim lightweight champion, Tony Ferguson older that year.
Making a professional boxing debut when in August, Stockton veteran, Diaz suffered a unanimous visualization loss to professional boxer, Jake Paul in Texas, suffering a final round knockdown to boot.
Jorge Masvidal reportedly set to fight Nate Diaz in March boxing rematch
And with speculation rife regarding a potential return to gainsay sports for Masvidal – who confirmed he would be calling time on his retirement older this month, reports have revealed late tonight that the Floridian will take on Diaz in a boxing unpeace in March.
“BREAKING: Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal boxing match confirmed,” Happy Punch posted on their official X account. “March in Las Vegas. The UFC has given the untried light, sources tell Happy Punch.”
BREAKING: Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal boxing match confirmed
— Happy Punch (@HappyPunch) January 9, 2024
March in Las Vegas. The UFC has given the untried light, sources tell Happy Punch pic.twitter.com/KsVVsgZMGB
Sharing the Octagon at UFC 244 when in November 2019, Masvidal landed the symbolic BMF title in the championship’s inaugural outing, turning in a fourth round doctor’s stoppage TKO win over Diaz at Madison Square Garden.
At the time of publication, an official venue, weight class, or round-limit for a reported rematch between Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz has yet to be determined.
