“I like this person”-Gilbert Burns clarified his feud with Nate Diaz

Gilbert Burns clarified that he has no personal resentment towards Nate Diaz.Although the welterweight pair has already traded Verbal attacks on Twitter Recently, there seems to be no hostility between the two.

“Durinho” recently interacted with John Morgan, an MMA addict, and was asked about his recent feud with Diaz. Burns said he thought Diaz was funny, but the Stockton natives shouldn’t talk about his “crazy cr*p”.

“I like him. He is very funny. He is very funny. I don’t say’No, I don’t like him.’ I like him. I think he can no longer be a champion, but he is very funny. “I like that guy. “

Burns added that he liked Diaz’s performance. However, the Brazilian called him out on Twitter because he thought his favorite fans were interested in fighting him.

“He’s the one who started talking crazy about me… I was like,’Maybe that person wants to fight me.’ I realized that he didn’t want to fight me. I like this person. I honestly don’t think He would fight with me, but I just had a good time yesterday. No objection to this person. He is funny, he is crazy,” Gilbert Burns said.

After defeating Stephen Thompson in UFC 264, Burns claimed that in the five rounds with Diaz, the 170-pound competitor Leon Edwards was not “hungry.”

Burns’s statement clearly angered Diaz, because his response to the Brazilian was to call him an “amateur.” Since then, the two people have been on Twitter back and forth.

Gilbert Burns sees Leon Edwards as his ideal opponent

Now Gilbert Burns has successfully recovered from the defeat Kamaru Usman, The 35-year-old hopes to win his second breakthrough in the UFC welterweight title.

Burns thinks his next opponent should be Leon Edwards, Who ranks third in the welterweight divisional ranking. He also named two other fighters on his radar: Jorge Masvidal and Nate Diaz.

When asked about the possible timetable for the next game, Burns said he intends to return in October or November.

Gilbert Burns currently has a record of 13-4 in the UFC. His defeat of “Wonderboy” at UFC 264 was enough to maintain his second place and keep him in the title of the department.