Anderson Silva is discharged and leaves the hospital in Rio

A. Silva (photo) hasn't won since 2012. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC

After having successful surgery to remove the gallbladder last Wednesday (11), Anderson Silva He was discharged from the hospital and allowed to continue his recovery at home in Rio de Janeiro.

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The former UFC champion left Hospital Samaritano this Friday morning without speaking to the press. According to the “Combate” channel website, “Spider” left via an alternative route, through the parking lot, and continued without making an official statement about his health problem.

Now, Anderson must continue his recovery at rest so that, if everything goes as expected, he can return to training in a period of between four and six weeks.

Anderson Silva was scheduled to fight at UFC 198, this Saturday, in Curitiba, against Uriah Hall. However, the Brazilian suffered gallbladder inflammation at the beginning of the week, and was thus forced to leave the event. In his last fight, Anderson was defeated by Michael Bisping in February, in London (England).

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