10 Best Trash-Talkers In UFC History

8. Nate Diaz

Granted, Nate Diaz isn't the greatest talker in UFC and he doesn't always come out with the best one-liners or put-downs for his opponents - but what marks the younger Diaz brother out as such a great trash-talker is that he tells you how it is.

Nate Diaz has made a career out of being blunt in his interviews and being brutal in his fights. Nate doesn't pull any punches, and the ones he lands tend to be clear and simply a beating for his opposition.

This is the sort of fighter who simply says, "I'm gonna knock the motherf**ker out" and then goes and does it. And in that, there is something truly beautiful in the chat of Nate Diaz.

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