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Naj85
05-02-2014, 10:19
UFC Quick Quote: Jon Jones urges 'idol' Anderson Silva to retire after two 'flukish losses' By Thomas Myers (http://www.sbnation.com/users/Thomas%20Myers) @TommyMyers (http://twitter.com/TommyMyers) on Feb 4 2014, 10:00p 29 (http://www.mmamania.com/2014/2/4/5379726/ufc-jon-jones-urges-idol-anderson-silva-retire-fluke-losses-broken-leg-mma#comments)
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"Here I am, on the road again; There I am, up on the stage; Here I go, playin' star again; There I go ..."


“It was just sad. I know how long Anderson Silva’s been working to be who he is. I’ve won several world titles, this guy’s won like 12, 13. That’s a lot of work. To see such a magnificent career and legacy get tarnished by two losses, two kind of flukish losses – I wouldn’t call the first one a fluke – it sucks. It leaves a weird taste in your mouth, like it’s not supposed to end that way. What I’m hoping is that people remember Anderson for all the magnificent things he’s done, and all the lives he’s touched, and all the people he’s inspired, and I’m hoping that Anderson just stays away from the sport and continues to be an inspiration outside of the Octagon.... Not fight again. Anderson can do seminars, he can do motivational speaking, he can help all the kids in Brazil, I mean he’s such an idol. His greatness has just begun, but I think in the Octagon, I think it’s been already fun.”
-- Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White is confident former Middleweight champion, Anderson Silva, will return to the Octagon before 2014 expires (http://www.mmamania.com/2014/1/28/5354776/dana-white-espn-sportsnation-video-anderson-silva-back-fighting-end-year-mma). Ringside announcer, Joe Rogan, has urged the legendary Brazilian striking sensation to take his time (http://www.mmamania.com/2014/2/4/5378262/too-soon-joe-rogan-not-in-agreement-dana-white-timeline-anderson-silva-ufc-return-mma). Meanwhile, his contemporary, Jon Jones, recently told "Lavar and Dukes" radio show (106.7 (http://washington.cbslocal.com/2014/02/04/jon-jones-hopes-anderson-silva-just-stays-away-from-the-sport/)) that he wants "The Spider" to just retire from the sport, a sentiment that Silva's son also shares (http://www.mmamania.com/2013/12/31/5260230/ufc-168-results-anderson-silvas-son-wants-him-to-retire-stay-home-broken-leg-mma) after watching his father shatter his shin (see photos here (http://www.mmamania.com/2013/12/29/5252636/photo-anderson-silva-catostrophic-broken-leg-pic-chris-weidman-kick-mma)) in a UFC 168 rematch with Chris Weidman in Dec. 2013. Silva? He wants to return to combat sports once he is healthy, but would rather ease into things with a boxing match (http://www.mmamania.com/2014/1/22/5335600/anderson-silva-next-fight-roy-jones-jr-boxing-match-ufc-comeback-mma) against Roy Jones Jr., a tired narrative that White just wants to disappear forever (http://www.mmamania.com/2014/1/25/5345236/crazy-dana-white-stop-talking-about-anderson-silva-boxing-roy-jones-jr-mma). Silva, who will turn 39 years old in a few months, is still in the midst of a grueling recovery -- there really is no concrete timetable for his return. However, despite back-to-back losses to "All American," one has to wonder what motivation Silva would have to rush back to competition regardless. Indeed, Jones is onto something -- it certainly "sucks" that his career could end this way, but -- all things considered -- there are worse ways to go out than just two "flukish" losses. Is it time for Silva, and UFC, to just turn the page? "Bones" certainly has (http://www.mmamania.com/2013/9/14/4730228/jon-jones-ufc-super-fight-anderson-silva-still-on-mma).

Naj85
05-02-2014, 10:21
Morning Report: Joe Rogan wary of quick turnaround for Anderson Silva, says there is real danger of leg breaking again By David St. Martin (http://www.mmafighting.com/authors/david-st-martin) @SaintMMA (http://twitter.com/SaintMMA) on Feb 4 2014, 8:01a 39 (http://www.mmafighting.com/2014/2/4/5375184/morning-report-ufc-joe-rogan-anderson-silva-dana-white-chael-sonnen-overeem-barry-mma-news#comments)
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While we all enjoy the candor of UFC president Dana White, commentator Joe Rogan (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/2232/joe-rogan) takes the cake when it comes to leaving the censors at the door. Unlike White, who remains ever faithful we'll see former UFC middleweight (http://www.mmafighting.com/weight-class/middleweight) champion Anderson Silva (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/101/anderson-silva) make his return this calendar year, Rogan is perhaps more realistic. On Dec. 28, 2013 at UFC 168 (http://www.mmafighting.com/fight-card/566/ufc-168-weidman-vs-silva), Silva suffered a gruesome leg injury during the second round of his title bout with Chris Weidman (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/352/chris-weidman), breaking both the tibia and fibula of his left leg. (http://www.mmafighting.com/2013/12/29/5253014/anderson-silva-broke-left-tibia-fibula-in-ufc-168-main-event)
Speaking with SiriusXM's The Opie & Anthony Show, Rogan isn't putting high hopes on such a quick turnaround:
"Maybe. Dana's a promoter," says Rogan. "He wants [Silva] to fight by the end of the year. Anderson wants to fight, too, but there's a real danger of that thing breaking again. You've got to make sure that it's completely healed up before you check it again. [Opponents] are going to do the exact same thing. Anybody who fights Anderson is going to practice checking kicks like a mother f***er.
"Guys have come back in other sports, but those other sports are very different. They don't involve purposefully trying to break your bones."
White reaffirmed his belief that Silva would, indeed, be returning by years end in an update during Saturday night's UFC 169 (http://www.mmafighting.com/fight-card/580/ufc-169) post-fight press conference. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HX7X0xUfSJo&feature=share&t=13m19s)
"Anderson should be walking without crutches here in the next couple weeks, then he'll start training in a few months. We've got to see how he comes back. He is 100% confident that he's coming back.
"He probably won't fight until the end of the year. If everything goes the way that it should, he should be fighting in pretty much the same fight he had this last year."

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyCR2OGH0bM

jantje11
05-02-2014, 11:29
Denk dat het been van Anderson vol aangevallen gaat worden met lowkicks in zn eerst volgende partij.

T15Boxing
05-02-2014, 14:03
Denk dat het wel meevalt als hij geen Southpaws vecht en er zijn toch weinig Muay Thai vechters in zijn gewicht klasse. Silva komt uiteindelijk terug.

hankmoody
05-02-2014, 14:16
Denk dat het been van Anderson vol aangevallen gaat worden met lowkicks in zn eerst volgende partij.

lol, dat boeit echt niet hoor. Eenmaal hersteld is er wel wat meer voor nodig om een been te breken, dan een paar trappen van een mens.

Nosferatu187
05-02-2014, 14:32
break a leg.

T15Boxing
05-02-2014, 14:54
lol, dat boeit echt niet hoor. Eenmaal hersteld is er wel wat meer voor nodig om een been te breken, dan een paar trappen van een mens.

Mee eens. Ik las laatst een interview van Corey Hill(zelfde blessure) en volgens hem ligt de probleem niet tijdens het vechten maar training. Dingen als joggen, trap routines(vooral thai trappen op de zak) dan kan de 'titanium rod' gevoellig worden of zelfs voelen dat ie beweegt in zijn been.

hankmoody
05-02-2014, 14:57
maar dan is het ook nog niet helemaal hersteld neem ik aan...

jantje11
05-02-2014, 15:19
Ik wil het wel is zien hoelang zn been heel blijft mocht die weer beginnen met vechten.

T15Boxing
05-02-2014, 17:32
Pele Landi en Corey Hill's benen zijn nog heel en ze hebben inmiddels heel wat gevochten, zelfs nu elke tegenstander hun scheen als doelwit ziet.

En zoals ik al zei Silva is een southpaw dus als hij krachtige low kicks moet checken(iets wat hij zeer goed heeft gedaan in zijn carriere, hij heeft zowat elke low kick gechecked) zullen ze niet op zijn "kwetsbare" linkerbeen komen.

Silva zal nu gewoon moeten oppassen als hij zelf trapt en dat zal geen probleem zijn want low kicks zijn nooit een grote deel van zijn stijl geweest, vooral niet de laatste paar jaren.

Overhand Right
05-02-2014, 17:42
Noem me naef, maar ik zou het laf vinden om als tegenstander, Anderson vol op aan te vallen op zijn been in zijn volgende gevecht.
Tuurlijk kan je combineren en afsluiten met een lowkick, maar om als intentie te hebben om zijn been nogmaals te breken, zodat je het gevecht kan winnen, vind ik laag.
Wat is jullie mening hierover? Alles voor de win? Of wat sportiever dan dat...?

T15Boxing
05-02-2014, 17:55
^Laat ze maar proberen. Na een paar counters die goed raken zullen ze geen intentie meer hebben. En nee het is niet sportief, en als iemand daar niet mee eens is vraag ik me af of dezelfde persoon niet een van de vele is die over Jon Jones' knie trappen klaagt.

Willem033
05-02-2014, 17:57
El idrissi brak toch ook 2 keer t xelfde been?

Soulbringer320
05-02-2014, 18:43
Anderson's First Interview Since His Injury (Eng Subtitled)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3CsNDSvVtE