Dustin Poirier Says He Misses Fighting, Reports 'Crickets' on Nate Diaz Boxing Idea
His messages point to no talks for a Diaz bout during his early adjustment to life outside the cage.
Overview
- Poirier retired in July after UFC 318 versus Max Holloway, closing a 41-fight career that included an interim lightweight title.
- On Sunday he told fans he misses the sport daily, writing that “a part of me has died.”
- Asked about a proposed boxing match with Nate Diaz, Poirier replied “Crickets,” indicating no communication or negotiations.
- Diaz earlier posted that he would beat Poirier but said Poirier is “not allowed,” suggesting potential contractual barriers.
- Since retiring, Poirier has emphasized family life with his wife and daughter, expects a son later this year, and has appeared as a pundit and at fan events.