It looks like Nevada is finally prepared to turn the page on UFC 202. The event, held in Las Vegas back in August of 2016, was a massive success. It sold more PPV’s than any other UFC card before it and brought in a higher gate than all but two other cards in the state’s history of MMA regulation. In part, that success was due to the star power of Conor McGregor and Nate Diaz, but it also had a little help from some pre-event antics.
McGregor and Diaz got into a bit of a fracas on August 17th, just days out from their fight, at a press event. Team Diaz,…
NAC drops Diaz’s fine to $15k for UFC 202 incident
