Nate Diaz exposes Jake Paul and his father using old podcast footage

Nate Diaz is known for his authentic personality and the Stockton native takes pride in his ability to discern when someone is not being genuine. Such was the case when Diaz presented evidence of Jake Paul's father dishonestly complimenting him.

Former UFC star Diaz has been linked to YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul for quite some time, with 'The Problem Child' expressing a desire to face The Ultimate Fighter season 5 winner.

Paul recently inked a multi-fight MMA deal with the PFL (Professional Fighters League) and offered to fight Diaz both in MMA and in the boxing ring.

While the hostility between the pair runs as high as ever, Nate Diaz recently implied that 'The Problem Child' inherited some of his hypocritical nature from his father, Gregory Allan Paul. Diaz posted a tweet with the caption:

"[Apple] doesn’t fall to far from the tree. The sh*thead family."

To facilitate comprehension, Diaz released a compilation of two instances in which Allan Paul spoke about the Stockton native. When Allan and Nate Diaz crossed paths, Allan claimed to hold the former UFC star and his fighting abilities in the highest regard:

"Dude, I admire the f**k out of you. I love the way you fight.... and hopefully you're going to be fighting Jake. I just wanted to tell you that we watch you and love your fighting style."

The second instance was an excerpt from the IMPAULSIVE podcast in which Allan Paul boasted that Diaz was an easy matchup for his son:

"Jake would knock the piss out of Diaz. Nate Diaz is a p*nk. His record is mediocre."

Check out the clip below:

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Michael Bipsing reacts to Jake Paul calling out Nate Diaz for an MMA fight

Jake Paul recently signed with the PFL to make his MMA debut. Along with the announcement, Paul challenged Nate Diaz to a two-fight series, the first of which would take place in a boxing ring and the second in a cage under MMA rules.

Paul and Diaz have previously taken verbal shots at one another, and the likelihood of a fight between the two has increased since Diaz became a free agent following his UFC 279 victory over Tony Ferguson.

Although Diaz has way more experience in the cage, Michael Bisping laments that Paul is once again choosing a smaller opponent than himself and imposing terms. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Bisping said:

"Same old story because Diaz fought almost all of his fights at 155 lbs and a few at 170 lbs, but he’s a lightweight generally. He’s a lightweight. Jake Paul weighs over 200 lbs... I’ve been through this, it’s every single time I talk about it. He’s bigger, he’s stronger, he’s faster, he’s a boxer, and he wants to go first because he’ll probably knock Diaz out or beat him in the very least in a boxing fight."