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UFC 244 has a main event in November and it's not for your traditional title. It is for the rights to say who is the "Baddest mother f**ker" in the UFC. The two contenders for the right to make such a claim will be having a press conference this evening. This is who will be in attendance: DANA WHITE, UFC president JORGE MASVIDAL, No. 3 ranked UFC welterweight contender NATE DIAZ, No. 6 ranked UFC welterweight contender Use code COAST 15 to get 15% off your CBD purchase with free shipping using our affiliate link

Nothing spells success like the movie business. Ice Cube has seen plenty and it looks like he's sharing some success with Nate Diaz to promote Fist Fight that comes out on 2/17, this Friday! Check out the post below: If I don’t get the chance to beat down @charliedayofficial, #UFC’s @NateDiaz209 definitely will. #FistFight A video posted by Ice Cube (@icecube) on Feb 11, 2017 at 7:02pm PST

Photo: Ed Carbajal Embedded Vlog: Episode 4. The one with the bottle throwing and middle fingers.

It's coming soon, check out the Face-off from the July press conference at the T-Mobile Arena. Who wins this time?

With the news of McGregor's retirement and disruption of UFC 200, this video is fitting fodder for recent events. Thank you internet, and especially you Rofluke for making this parody Street Fighter video. The end of it no longer holds true, but Vegas doesn't need McGregor as much as we need Vegas, right?

The following polls were taken on both Twitter and Google Plus prior to UFC 196. It seems to show how different the social media environments are for various outlets. One was not done on Facebook but some poll probably had him winning there too. It is interesting to see how many people were for Conor McGregor on Twitter, but the margin of difference was not that big on Google Plus. Both had him winning but Nate Diaz managed to prove everyone wrong. Since we're getting the gold belt from @ufc Who ya got? #UFC196 — Carbazel MMA (@Carbazel) March 2, 2016 Regardless of the vote and where you voted, both polls had McGregor winning. Obviously he did not as we all know now but what does this say about the power of "the push" Nate Diaz was referring to in the UFC 196 post fight presser? Do you think Diaz gets that push now after his UFC 196 win? Photo: Jeff Sherwood/ Sherdog.com