bones22
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im not taking anything away from Silva really but he doesnt deserve a win for this one.here is the issue, flopping on your back doesnt get takedowns, that is part of the game, if u cant fight on your feet, u better learn to take someone down.
how can you say Silva doesnt deserve the belt? thats just makes you look stupid. HE HAS LOST ONE ROUND in all of his title defenses. he doesnt fight chumps like leites did, he fights the number one contenders, too bad they are no where close to him.
maybe Dana White should find some better middle weights, its not Silva's fault Leites couldn't even put a chink in his armor
we will have to agree to disagree though.
personally i feel that Leites was the only one trying to fight. now it didnt look very good of course. by the 3rd round even his stand up was subpar. he just wanted it over. rightfully so.
he was attempting to fight and Silva stood back to make the ref stand Leites up.
that IS NOT A CHAMPION WAY TO FIGHT
from the article so everyone doesnt have to read word for word if they dont want.
But with Silva's second-straight sub-par performance, the UFC executive said he will need to have a serious conversation with his 185-pound champ.
"We run a fight company, and when guys don't fight, we sit down (with them) and have a conversation on why they're not fighting," White said. "This is what I do. It's like having any other business and the guy doesn't come out and perform at work."
Never one to reserve his true feelings, White's criticism of his champion was certainly warranted. But despite all of the negative discussion surrounding Saturday's main event, White still believes "The Spider" is the world's best fighter.
While still very supportive of his middleweight champ, White's message to Silva was stern and direct. Silva's reply was equally transparent.
"Dana, I'm sorry," Silva said. "Next time I'll be better."
(i wont hold my breath for this one. his next fight will be the exact same as the last 9)
