The saga may not be over just yet, but Conor McGregor currently has the last word in his ongoing feud with Nate Diaz. After succumbing to Diaz's durability and world-class ground game at UFC 196 this past March, losing via second-round submission, McGregor exacted revenge on the Stockton native at UFC 202 earlier this August via five-round majority decision.
In the biggest rematch of possibly all time, McGregor and Diaz went toe-to-toe in front of nearly 1.5 million pay-per-view (PPV) buyers in what can easily be considered the best fight of 2016 thus far. McGregor did exactly what he said he'd do and lasted alongside Diaz deep into the fourth and fifth frames.