Kaush949
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Vato my man. Great or should I say gay minds think alike
Nope.So, anyone think Wiedman has a chance tonight?
I blame the fact that Herman has such a punchable face.
Aye, perhaps his remaining fights will all be more fun for him/less pressure, with more of this style of feckery.Very pissed off with that. Love silva and didn't want his record to end.
A few people saying he threw the fight? But he has done similar loads of times before. He actually seemed relieved almost that he is no longer the champ.
Nah, he didnt throw it. The number of times he showboats in matches, he was bound to get caught once by a power hit. His eyes rolling to the back of his head as he gets caught is just hilarious though.
Shame as I wanted to see a undefeated Jones vs undefeated in the octagon Silva. Match could still happen and will probably still be great, but that aura of invincibility for both is gone. (well gone for Silva)
I'm not sure how you can say that - he caught him with a lucky shot and prior to that he was playing Silva's game rather than his own. It was quite clear he was agitated and riled up and deviated from what should have been his gameplan of shooting and wrestling to go into a mano e mano fist fight with a far, far superior striker.Wiedman just didn't fall for the mental traps Silva was trying to set for him. Almost all the other fighters (perhaps with exception of Sonnen) fell for his showboating and antics and that was enough for Silva to finish the fights (best example is the Forrest fight, I think Forrest has taken much harder shots than the one that finished him against Silva, but it was the mental game that fecked Forrest up, the punch just gave him an early excuse to end his really uncomfortable and awkward night against Anderson). Weidman's ability to stay composed and not get bamboozled by Silva's usually highly effective mental game was what won him the fight. This makes the prospect of the rematch even more enticing now that Anderson knows Weidman's not gonna be beat by through mental ploys (based on the post-fight presser, there will very likely be a rematch).
Munoz looked really solid tonight as well in his demolition of Boetch. Edgar and Swanson should fight next with the winner getting a shot at the featherweight title.
Nah, he didnt throw it. The number of times he showboats in matches, he was bound to get caught once by a power hit. His eyes rolling to the back of his head as he gets caught is just hilarious though.
Shame as I wanted to see a undefeated Jones vs undefeated in the octagon Silva. Match could still happen and will probably still be great, but that aura of invincibility for both is gone. (well gone for Silva)
Either way it was a shit way for his reign to end. I hated the fight and the outcome.
It was a major kick in the stones to everyone that paid to see it, if Adam-Utd is right, not to mention people who stayed up until all hours to watch it.
Exactly how I see it.I'm sorry, but in my eyes there is no way in hell Silva wanted to win this fight.
From the minute he got in the cage he basically invited Weidman onto him, he hardly attacked him back at all and when he did it was with hardly any force. His clowning was purely just to get a reaction so that Weidman would take him out.
Sure people say that Anderson would showboat in fights - which is true, but never to the extend of him playing possum and pretending to be hurt by a punch.
In my opinion he clearly wanted to lose this fight. His talk after the fight only clarified this. 8 years of being a champion is a lot of pressure, and he wants to wind down and enjoy the time with his family.
He can now fight on his terms and enjoy it. The way it happened was almost a passing of the torch. I think he likes Weidman as a fighter and chose him as a worthy successor.
Ok sure people will say "no he was just a chump and got caught". Anderson Silva had never been caught before like that - even against much faster/better strikers than Weidman.
The fact that he practically give no offence aswell was another clear sign to me. He literally looked like he just wanted to lose.
Also if he was clearly just caught napping, you would think he would be jumping of the chance of a rematch. The fact he literally said no straight after the fight was just another sign he has had enough.
I'm sorry, but in my eyes there is no way in hell Silva wanted to win this fight.
From the minute he got in the cage he basically invited Weidman onto him, he hardly attacked him back at all and when he did it was with hardly any force. His clowning was purely just to get a reaction so that Weidman would take him out.
Sure people say that Anderson would showboat in fights - which is true, but never to the extend of him playing possum and pretending to be hurt by a punch.
In my opinion he clearly wanted to lose this fight. His talk after the fight only clarified this. 8 years of being a champion is a lot of pressure, and he wants to wind down and enjoy the time with his family.
He can now fight on his terms and enjoy it. The way it happened was almost a passing of the torch. I think he likes Weidman as a fighter and chose him as a worthy successor.
Ok sure people will say "no he was just a chump and got caught". Anderson Silva had never been caught before like that - even against much faster/better strikers than Weidman.
The fact that he practically give no offence aswell was another clear sign to me. He literally looked like he just wanted to lose.
Also if he was clearly just caught napping, you would think he would be jumping of the chance of a rematch. The fact he literally said no straight after the fight was just another sign he has had enough.
Silva took a H-bombs from Henderson with no qualms. He took some serious hooks from the clinch position like a joke against Jorge Riviera as well. It's just weird he got dropped by a stray jab from Weidmann.
This, I can't believe how anyone who has watched the fight can think that.Some of you are genuinely suggesting he got knocked out on purpose?