Nate Diaz tries to get drug tester out of his home as UFC star says he can not produce enough urine
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‘USADA can f*****g suck a d**k’: Nate Diaz tries to get a drug tester out of his home as the UFC star says he can not produce enough urine… while he continues smoking with his friends
- Nate Diaz hits out at USADA during drug test and asks tester to leave his house
- The MMA fighter says he can not produce enough urine for the tester to use
- Diaz asks the tester to come back to his home in six hours so he can try again
- Diaz shows encounter on Instagram live while he smokes with friends
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Nate Diaz has had to tell a drug tester to leave his home after he was unable to produce enough urine, while smoking weed with his friends.
The United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) had sent a supervisor to Diaz’s home in order to carry out a drugs test on the MMA fighter,
The 37-year-old said on Instagram live: ‘This man won’t get out of my house because I didn’t give him enough piss.
Nate Diaz told a drug tester from the USADA to leave his house as he smoked with friends
Diaz admitted to smoking weed on a separate Instagram story that he shared after the live
‘I’ve pissed all I can my (expletive). How many litres do I have to do?
‘I’ve got two more litres of piss I’ve got to give him. He won’t get out of here until (then).
‘DK is my guy, but USADA can f*****g suck a d**k. Come back in six hours, I’ll give you two more litres. Sorry, DK.’
Diaz said that he could not produce enough urine for the tester during an Instagram live
The USADA supervisor, apparently named DK (or had been nicknamed Diaz), seemed to take the encounter in good spirit as he smiled while trying to evade the view of the camera.
Diaz was smoking during the Instagram live and at one point offered it to his friends and the supervisor saying ‘You want to hit that?’
He was in his home in California, where it has been legal to smoke marijuana since January 2018.
His next fight is set to take place on September 11 against Swedish fighter Khamzat Chimaev at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Nate Diaz will fight Khamzat Chimaev on September 11 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas