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If there was still any doubt, there is no more: Anderson Silva will never fight in the UFC again. Who announced it was the president of the organization, Dana White. And with very strong words. Shortly after announcing that the Brazilian walked straight out of the arena into the hospital, the boss said he even made a mistake by letting him fight tonight.
“Tonight I don’t feel good about myself for letting him fight this last fight. We treat him with nothing but respect, if you knew what he can fight, c … in his pants. So we treat him like I shouldn’t have let him fight tonight, “said Dana White.
“He fought a guy who has no power. During a five-round main event they traded 11 punches in the second round. You know, if he fights other guys who are animals, he’ll be so screwed up that he’ll accept Uriah Hall tried 11 punches in the second. assault, and look at Anderson, when the fight ended he couldn’t even get up, he had to sit down for an interview. I made a big mistake and I shouldn’t have let him fight tonight. but out of pure respect for him, he’s a legend of this sport and of this company, I did something that I did not agree with. And I knew I was right and tonight I proved I was right. Anderson Silva should never fight again, “he continued. .
“I’m not trying to define what he should do with his life. He’s a big guy. He still has a fight with us, but I’ll never let him fight here again. I hope he goes home and his family tells him what. I’m in a very difficult position because he’s a guy that I really care about, he’s a guy who’s a legend of this company and I don’t want to sit here with my head in. But he’s almost 46 years old and unless you’re trying to save your life or your family, no one 46 should be fighting. Period, “he added.
Anderson Silva was defeated this Saturday by Uriah Hall. But the Brazilian’s performance was not as bad as Dana White’s phrases make it seem. Spider balanced himself and was even superior until the middle of the fight. The Jamaican, however, suffered a fall at the end of the third round and another at the beginning of the fourth. The knockout came on a ground and hit.
In an interview shortly after the fight, Anderson did not confirm that he will be retiring.
“Fighting is fighting. When you go there, you have 50% to win. Today Uriah was better. I took advantage of my moment. This moment is very difficult for us. Stop. But today was the last day. I am happy to have come.” here and I have given a show to my fans, “he said, saying goodbye to the UFC.
“First I’m going home. I’ll see it with my team. Let’s see! It’s difficult to say if it’s the last or not. This is what I do all my life, I do it with my heart,” he added in the sequence. without saying that this would be his last fight.
Therefore, it is still possible that we will see Anderson Silva fighting in an event other than the UFC. But for that he will still have to be released from his contract, and Dana has not confirmed that he will, although she no longer wants to put him in a fight.
“I will do nothing to harm Anderson, but I cannot say now that we will release him. We will see,” he said.
See all UFC results: Anderson Silva vs. Hall:
CARD MAIN
Uriah Hall (JAM) knocked out Anderson Silva (USA) at 1:24 of the fourth round – middleweight
Bryce Mitchell (USA) defeated Andre Fili (USA) by unanimous decision of the judges (29-28, 30-27 and 30-27) – penalties
Greg Hardy (USA) Knocked out Maurice Greene (USA) at 1:12 of the second round – heavy
Kevin Holland (USA) Knocked out (injury) Charlie Ontiveros (USA) at 2:39 of the first round – middleweight
Thiago Moises (BRA) defeated Bobby Green (USA) in a unanimous decision by the judges (29-28, 29-28 and 29-28) – lightweight
PRELIMINARY CARD
Alexander Hernandez (USA) Knocked out Chris Gruetzemacher (USA) at 1:46 of the first round – lightweight
Adrián Yáñez (USA) Knocked out Víctor Rodríguez (USA) at 2:46 of the 1st round – roosters
Sean Strickland (USA) defeated Jack Marshman (GAL) by unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27 and 30-27) – middleweight
Jason Witt (USA) submitted Cole Williams (USA) with a katagatame at 2:10 of the 2nd round – welterweight
Dustin Jacoby (USA) Knocked out Justin Ledet (USA) at 2:38 of the first round – light heavyweight
Miles Johns (USA) Knocked Out Kevin Natividad (USA) at 1:47 of the 3rd round – roosters
