Juan Diaz pulls out of FNF

[MMASUX]

So his boxing comeback didn't last long. Just two weeks ago he was announcing a comeback fight on FNF. He changed his mind and is now headed to law school. Good for him, better to use his head to get a law degree rather than to absorb punches.

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[FinitoElDinamita]

Can't blame him. He's had a good run and made some good money but not without taking some punishments in his career. If he could step away without regrets, then more to him.

[marbleheadmaui]

Good for him!

[Spicoli]

I dont know if he's to smart to be a lawyer and to greedy to be fighter...or the other way around now Best of luck to him. Great heart and a solid run.

[armin]

Good for him, his style didn't lend itself to longetivity, had a good run. Beat some good fighters, get out while he's still young and has all his marbles.

[No Contest]

Good for him, his style didn't lend itself to longetivity, had a good run. Beat some good fighters, get out while he's still young and has all his marbles.

Exactly, he also doesnt have the power to make boxers stay at bay. He gives good efforts and is usually a fun fighter to watch, but I really don't see him beating top guys at lightweight or lww, too easily.

[killersheep]

I wish him all the success in his Law career. Also, thanks for the fights he had an interesting career.