Anderson Silva defends Charles do Bronx and detonates UFC: “Very wronged”

Anderson Silva He's a UFC legend. Photo: Reproduction/UFC

Anderson Silva defended Charles of the Bronx and criticized the UFC for alleged discredit. In an interview with Flow Podcast, the former middleweight champion (up to 83,9kg), who is in the organization's Hall of Fame and is considered one of the greatest fighters of all time, expressed his dissatisfaction with the treatment that his compatriot receives from the organization.

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“Charles is a very wronged guy. The guys (UFC) should respect him more. He's very f…, but you have control over what you do in the Octagon. Outside of it, it's business. You have to win over the people. If you have a full arena, with people shouting your name and loving you, it could be Dana White, parakeet or wing saci. You have to do your job inside,” said the Brazilian.

Charles of the Bronx has a record of 34 wins and 9 losses in his career. Recently, he beat Beneil Dariush by knockout UFC 2891. However, the former lightweight champion was removed from the UFC 294 due to a cut on his eyebrow suffered during training.

Moreover, Anderson Silva, despite his successful career and being in the Hall of Fame, does not have good memories of his time in the UFC. He recently ventured into boxing, where he beat Julio Cesar Chavez Jr and Tito Ortiz, in addition to being surpassed by Jake Paul in his most recent presentation.

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