Dustin Poirier has swiftly hit back at Nate Diaz after the Stockton native decided to chime in on Charles Oliveira's recent fight withdrawal by taking a dig at 'The Diamond'.
Charles Oliveira was forced to withdraw from the lightweight title rematch with Islam Makhachev on October 21 after suffering a significant cut above his eye during a sparring session.
Reacting to the Brazilian's abrupt pullout, former UFC star Nate Diaz took to his social media and remarked:
"Crotch injury just like Dustin Poirier 🤦♂️."
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This comment was a reference to Dustin Poirier's withdrawal from a main-event clash against Diaz at UFC 230 due to an undisclosed injury.
However, Poirier didn't let Diaz's comment slide without a response. In a two-word retort, he wrote:
"Pull up."
Check out the response below:

With Oliveira out of the equation, the UFC has tapped featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski as a last-minute replacement to face lightweight champion Islam Makhachev. This fight, a rematch following Makhachev's prior decision win over 'The Great', now unfolds with less than two weeks' notice.
Drew Dober weighs in on a potential fight with Dustin Poirier
In a recent interview with Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour, Drew Dober opened up about the possibility of squaring off against the No.3-ranked lightweight contender, Dustin Poirier.
The 34-year-old said:
"The guy [Poirier] is incredible and I'm such a fan, so being able to stand across the octagon from him and enjoy and living 25 minutes - because it will be a main event - it's like that's what I want. I want to be sweaty, bloody, tired, getting punched up by Poirier and then finding my punches and creating a story with him."
Check out the clip here:
Dober recently fought Ricky Glenn at UFC Fight Night 229, securing victory through a TKO. His professional record boasts 27 wins and 12 losses.
While a battle against Poirier may not be on the immediate horizon for Dober, the desire for such a matchup clearly burns bright. It's a clash that would capture the imagination of fight enthusiasts given both fighters' caliber and willingness to engage.