Bisping (photo) reached three consecutive victories. Photo: Dean Mouhtaropoulos/UFC
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The boxing coach of Michael Bisping, Jason Parillo, ruled out the possibility of an immediate rematch between his athlete and Anderson Silva, which would repeat last weekend's fight at UFC Fight Night London.
At the time, Bisping prevailed in the judges' unanimous decision, which left Anderson's team dissatisfied. One of the Brazilian's managers, Ed Soares, suggested that a new duel between the two take place in Brazil, but Parillo didn't like the idea.
“We are not interested in a rematch. We want a chance to fight for the belt. Nothing else matters to us at the moment. We just want the gold”, said the coach, in an interview with the fighter’s official website B.J. Penn.
The occasion represented Anderson's third defeat in the UFC. The Brazilian hasn’t won in the octagon since October 2012 – since then, “Spider” has lost twice to Chris Weidman and also had a fight with an annulled result against Nick Diaz, when he was caught in the anti-doping test.
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