Why does Nick think he'll get suspended ?

killerofchicken wrote:

OU wrote:

Primetyme199 wrote:

Intent doesn't mean anything, it's all about where it lands.

It means something for the POS throwing the shot. I'm not saying it should have been stopped by the ref. Just pointing out that IMO Daley attempted a dirty/illegal strike.

you will never know that? you're accusing him of trying to do something illegal when in fact he threw a perfectly legal kick!!! a lot of fighters use those kicks, it makes the fighter on the ground want to get back up to his feet

It was only legal because he missed his target lol

Just because you guys don't like Nick, if it was GSP or BJ down there the reaction would be different.

That smells of irony

I thought it was a pretty smart move by Daley actually

If he meant to throw an illegal strike does it surprise you? Look what he did to Koscheck.



I like Nick.

http://mmajunkie.com/news/23195/csac-executive-no-disciplinary-action-for-strikeforce-champ-nick-diaz.mma
No, Strikeforce welterweight champion Nick Diaz will not face disciplinary action after Saturday's victory over Paul Daley.

California State Athletic Commission executive director George Dodd today told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) no "disciplinary action (is) pending against Nick."

A rep for the fighter told MMAjunkie.com a cageside official warned Diaz immediately after his TKO victory that punishment could be levied.

Diaz defeated Daley in the headliner of "Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley," which aired on Showtime from Valley View Casino Center in San Diego. In one of the most entertaining one-round fights in recent MMA history, Diaz and Daley slugged it out before the champ scored a TKO stoppage with just seconds remaining in the title fight's opening frame.

Immediately after the fight, cameras showed Diaz briefly yelling toward the audience and then saying something to Daley. At that point, an unidentified official told Diaz he likely faced disciplinary action for the outburst, the source said. In a video interview with MMAFighting.com, Diaz even said he expected to face punishment.

But that won't be the case, according to the CSAC and Strikeforce.