The greatest reign in UFC history is over. The North American Chris Weidman was not intimidated by the provocations of Anderson Silva and knocked out the Brazilian in the main fight of UFC 162, an event held this Saturday (06), in Las Vegas, in the United States. With the setback, Anderson loses an unbeaten run of 16 fights in the Octagon and the organization's middleweight belt.
The fight
Surrounded by much expectation, the fight between Anderson Silva e Chris Weidman did not disappoint. The Brazilian started the fight with a lot of movement, making the North American's actions difficult.
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Halfway through the first round, Weidman got the takedown, passed the guard and landed some blows from the top. However, Spider managed to get up and was comfortable in the exchange. Anderson lowered his guard, moved his arms and asked his opponent to hit him.
At the end of the round, Weidman looked lost in the Octagon, but he surprised us in the second round. Just as he had done in the previous part, Spider lowered his guard and even danced in front of the North American.
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After asking Chris to hit him, he simulated feeling a jab from his rival. But at this moment the surprise came. Weidman followed up with a straight shot and took the former champion to the ground.
Chris Weidman He even connected a few more punches and knocked him out. Anderson Silva spectacularly in 1m:18s of the second round.
Check out the complete UFC 162 results below:
main card
Chris Weidman derrotou Anderson Silva by knockout in R2;
Frankie Edgar derrotou Charles Do Bronxs in the unanimous decision of the judges;
Tim Kennedy defeated Roger gracie in the unanimous decision of the judges;
Mark Muooz defeated Tim Boetsch via unanimous decision;
Cub swanson defeated Dennis Siver via TKO in R3;
Preliminary Card
Andrew Craig defeated Chris Leben in the judges' split decision;
Norman Parke defeated Kazuki Tokudome via unanimous decision;
Gabriel Napao defeated Dave Herman via TKO in R1;
Edson Barboza derrotou Rafaello Tractor by technical knockout in R2;
Brian Melancon defeated Seth Baczynski via knockout in R2;
Mike Pierce defeated David Mitchell via TKO in R2.
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I was embarrassed by Anderson's attitude... not only did he disrespect his opponent, he disrespected all Brazilians... he was extremely unsportsmanlike... Sonnen must be very amused...!!!!
It wasn't a fight...it was an exchange of favors$$$$$$$$$$$$.
It's good to see Anderson lose, he lost due to his own arrogance and lack of respect for people
It was the price of retirement! They fixed this figure so he wouldn't face real fighters. This Cris doesn't last a real fight. As a Brazilian and especially at the current moment, it was an embarrassment. His bill just got a little fatter!
At the very least Anderson Silva has to go for a rematch to minimize the fans' disappointment due to this lack of respect.
Holiday in the USA? lol holiday for the American Anderson Silva who didn't even have the respect to disguise the $$$ he pocketed, and doesn't even want a rematch!!!
the difference of
Anderson underestimated his opponent, “making fun of” the other fighter came in to decide. Anderson also wonders if you sold out!!! Because technically and with more experience to win, his opponent close to Anderson only had the will and determination to win!!!
ADERSON IS TECHNICALLY AND MORE EXPERIENCED, BETTER THAN HIS OPPONENT, THE GUY HAS JUST GRIT AND WILL TO WIN. ANDERSON WAS VERY CLEAR THAT HE UNDERSTANDED, AND GLOBO WHICH HAS THE MONOPOLY COMMENTING ON THIS END OF THE FIGHT. WHAT A SHAME YOU COULD END YOUR CAREER ANY OTHER WAY!!!
Weidman is a tough guy, good, but technically limited compared to Silva, but with heavy fists, Silva felt, I'm Brazilian, but Anti-Anderson Silva!!! #Anti-Sports!!!
Anderson has always been this: a lot of arrogance, a thin womanly voice and little determination.
I'm a UFC fan, I've been following MMA fights for years and I've never seen a fighter disrespect his opponent like Anderson did this morning. This country is going through a moment where we ask for ethics, respect and morals and that is exactly what we did not see!!! It was a deplorable show...this is already a much criticized sport and how can a champion get into the ring and act like that. We Brazilians cannot be represented by this citizen
FOR THOSE WHO SPOKEN AFTER THE WEIGH-INS WOULD BE CONCERNED ABOUT THE EXAMPLES THAT WILL BE SET FOR BRAZIL, YESTERDAY'S FIGHT (OR, BETTER, THE UFC'S FARCE) EXCEEDS THE LIMITS OF A “SIMPLE” NATIONAL SHAME AND BECOMES THE WORST BAD EXAMPLE THAT SILVA COULD HAVE GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, AND US BRAZILIANS, WELL TIRED OF THE PUBLIC MALVERSATION OF OUR POLITICAL “REPRESENTATIVES”. ONLY A REMATCH, WITH SERIOUSNESS AND PROFESSIONALISM, WITHOUT ANCHING, WILL ERASE THIS STAIN THAT HE LEFT ON THE WORLD.
until finally someone had the calm to defeat the marento, lucky and disrespectful fighting clown andinho; or silvinha. I just needed someone focused who doesn't pay attention to those idiocies, he lives with that now asshole.
We found a real clown to replace Vera Verão from the square and wow, a real disrespect towards the Brazilian people who stayed awake apart from those who were in bars spending their time until this laughing show started
YOU ARE WEAK ANDERSON DISGUSTED
I think overconfidence is what got in the way of Anderson Silva, Globo Gloriou Demais o Lutador.
ANDERSON SILVA "THE NATIONAL SHAME" THIS IS THE WAY HE SHOULD BE SEEN NOW, WHAT TO EXPECT FROM A PERSON WHO AFTER THE FIGHT, THANKED THE AMERICANS AND NOT THE BRAZILIANS, THIS PROVES THAT HE WAS THERE TO MAKE MONEY AND NOT HONOR OUR CALLED COUNTRY WITH SO MUCH INJUSTICE, THANK YOU ANDERSON SILVA FOR MAKING OUR COUNTRY “BRAZIL” GO THROUGH ANOTHER SHAME LIKE THIS, LOSING IS NOT SHAME, SHAME IS LOSING THE WAY YOU LOST “ASSHOLE”
Andeson, I'm ashamed to have your name. You're ashamed of me….
I'm ashamed to have the name Silva