The controversial and revealing biography of Anderson Silva is out of circulation. An injunction granted by judge Sibele Lustosa, from the 14th Civil Court of the Central Court of Curitiba, prohibited the sale of the publication written by journalist Eduardo Ohata.
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The request to the court was made by Rudimar Fedrigo, leader of Chute Boxe, the gym where Anderson began his MMA career. In the book, Anderson cites Rudimar as an “evil” person, questions the teacher’s Muay Thai black belt, in addition to saying that the owner of Chute Boxe harmed him at various times in his career.
With several statements, the “Master”, as Fedrigo is known, obtained a favorable decision and is still demanding compensation for moral damages against the champion.
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