In the boxing match "Last Man Standing," judges rule in favor of Nate Diaz against Jorge Masvidal.

 Nate Diaz and Jorge Masvidal faced off in a rematch of their UFC 244 fight, but this time in a boxing ring instead of the octagon.

Masvidal, who defeated Diaz in 2019 to claim the inaugural BMF championship, fought Diaz in the "Last Man Standing" pay-per-view event on Saturday night.

**Nate Diaz Wins Majority Decision Over Jorge Masvidal**

Diaz emerged victorious by majority decision, with one judge scoring the fight a draw and the other two awarding Diaz the win. The bout went the full 10 rounds. After the fight, Diaz called out other fighters.

**Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal Goes to Judges**

The fight went the distance, with the announcers on the broadcast favoring Masvidal. The pair exchanged over 1,400 punches in the 10-round battle.

**Final Round Might Determine the Fight**

With the 10th round potentially deciding the outcome, the fighters had thrown over 1,100 punches. The judges' scores were uncertain at this point.

**Jorge Masvidal Lands Big Shots Against Nate Diaz**

Masvidal delivered powerful punches throughout the fight, impacting the judges' scorecards, while Diaz kept pressing forward.

**Judges to Determine Winner**

Diaz landed more punches overall, but Masvidal's strikes were harder, especially to the body and head. Three rounds remained.

**Volume vs. Power**

Diaz maintained a high volume of punches, while Masvidal continued to deliver powerful blows.

**Trading Shots in the Fifth Round**

The fifth round saw more exchanges, with Masvidal winning the latter part. Masvidal had a 26% success rate on shots, compared to Diaz's 19%.

**Instant Classic**

The fourth round featured intense exchanges, with Masvidal fighting southpaw throughout. The bout was quickly becoming a classic.

**Masvidal Controls the Third Round**

Although Diaz landed some significant shots, Masvidal controlled the ring and landed more punches in the third round, likely leading on the scorecards.

**Masvidal Responds in the Second Round**

Both fighters were likely tied after two rounds, with Diaz continuing to absorb punches.

**Diaz Wins the First Round**

Diaz worked the body and jabbed effectively in the first round, with Masvidal surprisingly fighting southpaw. Diaz likely led on the scorecards.

**Walkout Songs**

Diaz walked out to a remix of Mobb Deep's "Shook Ones" while wearing a "Be Real" hoodie. Masvidal walked out to the theme song from Al Pacino's "Scarface."

**Shane Mosley Jr. Beats Daniel Jacobs**

Mosley dominated at least six of the ten rounds against former champion Jacobs.

**Full Sellout at Honda Center**

The Honda Center in Anaheim, California, was sold out with 18,000 fans for the "Last Man Standing" event.

**Jacobs Switching Stances**

Jacobs alternated between orthodox and southpaw stances but struggled against Mosley.

**Mosley Jr. Dictates the Fight**

Mosley led the fight clearly by the halfway mark. Jacobs needed to improve his movement and defense.

**Mosley Controls First Three Rounds**

Mosley controlled the fight except for the last 30 seconds of the third round, where Jacobs landed a flurry of punches.

**Mosley Leads After First Round**

Mosley, the son of legend Shane "Sugar" Mosley, worked the body and jabbed effectively against Jacobs.

**Chris Avila Dominates Anthony Pettis**

Avila won his seventh straight fight, defeating Pettis in a light heavyweight bout.

**Pettis Needs a Stoppage to Win**

Pettis was far behind and needed a knockout or referee stoppage to win.

**Pettis Fights Back in Round 4**

Pettis landed several shots to start the fourth round, but Avila fought back.

**Avila Continues to Land Against Pettis**

Avila continued landing overhand rights in the fourth round, with neither fighter scoring a two-point round.

**Avila Makes Statement in Round 2**

Avila landed a left hook at the end of the second round, likely leading on the scorecards.

**First Round Hard to Call**

Pettis and Avila traded jabs and body shots, making the first round difficult to judge.

**Walkout Songs**

Diaz used the Rolling Stones' "Gimme Shelter" for his pro boxing debut. Masvidal used the theme song from "Scarface."

**Curmel Motin Dominates Nikolai Buzolin**

Motin dropped Buzolin with a body shot and won by stoppage in the second round.

**Amado Vargas Stops Sean Garcia in Round 6**

Vargas dominated Garcia with body shots and uppercuts, leading to a sixth-round stoppage.

**Vargas Drops Garcia in Round 4**

Vargas landed combinations to the body and uppercuts, controlling the fight.

**Garcia and Vargas Trade Control**

Garcia controlled the first round, but Vargas took over in the second and third rounds.

**Lightweights in the Ring**

Devin Cushing defeated Manny Correa via unanimous decision in an eight-round fight.

**Welterweight Bout**

Luis Lopez defeated Alan Sanchez via unanimous decision in a closely contested fight.

**Heavyweight Bout**

Gabriel Aguilar Costa knocked out Steven Dunn in the second round.

**Betting Line Movement**

Masvidal remained the favorite at -275, with Diaz as the underdog at +210. The betting line had not moved.

**Stats and Predictions**

- Nate Diaz: 22-13-0 in UFC, 0-1 in boxing

- Jorge Masvidal: 35-17-0 in UFC, 1-0 in boxing

- Masvidal favored to win by stoppage in the middle rounds

**Fight Location**

The fight took place at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

**Fight Odds**

Masvidal entered as the favorite at -275, with Diaz at +210.

**Purse**

Diaz was set to earn $500,000, while Masvidal would earn $300,000.

**Weight**

Both fighters made weight, with Diaz at 175.6 pounds and Masvidal at 175.2 pounds.