Nate Diaz has shared a four-word response to Jake Paul’s recent MMA callout.

Paul called out the former UFC star in a video announcing the MVP-PFL merger. Asking Diaz to stop ducking, “El Gallo” further said:

We need to make this happen for the sport (of MMA), to change the world, to change the history and the landscape of combat sports forever.

Check out Jake Paul’s callout of Nate Diaz below:

Over a week after Paul called out Diaz, the 41-year-old has finally responded. Taking to X, he wrote, tagging Paul:

Pull the f**k up.

Check out Nate Diaz’s tweet below:

It is worth noting that Diaz and Paul have fought before, but not in MMA. Back in 2023, at the American Airlines Center, they fought in a professional 10-round boxing match that also marked Diaz’s debut in the sport. Paul won the fight via unanimous decision.

Nate Diaz last fought Mike Perry in MMA

Returning after a near-four-year hiatus from MMA, Nate Diaz took on Mike Perry at MVP MMA: Rousey vs. Carano earlier this year in May 2026. Perry handed ‘The Stockton Slugger’ a brutal beatdown to earn a second-round TKO win via corner stoppage.

Nate Diaz was battered by Mike Perry in his last MMA fight [Images via Netflix Sports on YouTube and Getty]

Jake Paul, on the other hand, hasn’t fought since his sixth-round KO loss against Anthony Joshua in December 2025. His boxing record reads 12 wins and 2 losses.

Jake Paul was knocked out by Anthony Joshua in December 2025 (Image: @mostvaluablepromotions/Instagram)

Yet to make his MMA debut, Paul would have fought back in 2023 after he signed a multi-year, multi-fight contract with the PFL that same year. However, it never came to fruition.

With Diaz accepting Paul’s callout, fans could probably witness the YouTuber-turned-boxer take on one of the OGs of the fight game inside the cage.

Gerard Crispin

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