Confusion occurred after the open training sessions of the UFC London. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC
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It was supposed to be just another open training session like any other, this Thursday (11), in Torrance (USA), but a discussion between the Brazilian Anderson Silva and the british Michael Bisping turned the event into a true preview of UFC London, which takes place on February 27th.
After exercising in the Ultimate gym and meeting the press, the pair had a disagreement on their way out of the event and spared no provocation – especially from the Englishman. Bisping cited Anderson's doping episode and said that Spider used steroids throughout his career.
“You need to prove that you don’t need steroids,” said the Count. Faced with the Brazilian's promises of change in the octagon, Bisping went further and cited the former champion's trial, in which he claimed to have been caught in anti-doping due to the use of a contaminated sexual stimulant. “Taking pills from Thailand! It works? Can you get an erection? Can you get an erection?” he said.
Anderson and Bisping settle their differences in the Octagon on February 27th, at the O2 Arena, in the main fight of the UFC London. The event will mark Spider's return to the Octagon just over a year after his victory over Nick Diaz, which ended up reverting to a I didn't answer thanks to two positive tests for anabolic steroids and anxiolytics from the former middleweight champion.
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