Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
at Cain being a walk in the park, you're entitled to your opinion breh but you don't know what you're talking about.
He's on that Jon Jones supplements
Essential The Official MMA Thread
- Thread starter Wavydowneyjr
- Start date
He's on that Jon Jones supplements
Vitor is my favorite athlete of all-time in any sport, so I'm far from having a holier than thou attitude when it comes to PEDs. But if it came out that Jones was cheating I'd be disappointed. His fight against DC was one of the greatest athletic performances I've ever seen, and it would suck as a fan to have it be tainted.
and don't go 
Unless his test come back confirming PED, everything is speculative. But they should honestly strip him of the belt and let him fade for his image. Make Gus/Rumble for the belt. Then Jones comes back for the huge PPV. Also, make Rampage/Evans 2.
JahFocus CS
Get It How You Get It
Where are all the Jones fanboys who were 
'ing for him against Cormier now that their boy has tested positive for cocaine and was possibly using PEDs? 
'ing for him against Cormier now that their boy has tested positive for cocaine and was possibly using PEDs?
They need to just let this Silva fighting for the belt thing go. Hes not beating Weidman. They are just clogging up the division and wasting prime years of Jacare. I really hope this is just Dana talking out his ass to sell a fight
Last edited:
Keyword: "possibly"Where are all the Jones fanboys who were
Until it's proven he took PEDs, Jones still beat that ass and even Cormier will tell you that
The Infamous
Superstar
Keyword: "possibly"
Until it's proven he took PEDs, Jones still beat that ass and even Cormier will tell you that
Key word should be 'very likely' instead of 'possibly'.
thernbroom
Superstar
Is it just me or is the Diaz brothers overrated, do they even hit the gym
Anderson Silva once held the UFC middleweight title for 2,458 days, cementing his spot as one of the promotion’s greatest champions.
With a win over Nick Diaz -- a man who has not competed in nearly two years -- Silva could get a chance to earn that belt back sooner than expected. During an interview on UFC Tonight, Dana White indicated that “The Spider” would be the No. 1 contender with a victory at UFC 183.
“2015 is starting off with amazing f!ghts. It’s the best January in the company’s history. And all these f!ghts lead to bigger f!ghts,” White said. .... “You’ve got [Vitor Belfort vs. Chris Weidman], then Anderson. If Anderson wins, he can f!ght the winner of either Vitor or Weidman.”
The decision to move Silva to the front of the 185-pound waiting list could raise some eyebrows, especially if Weidman defeats Belfort at UFC 184 on Feb. 28. Silva is coming off back-to-back losses to Weidman, including a gruesome defeat at UFC 168, where a checked kick forced the Brazilian to undergo emergency surgery on his broken left leg.
That injury has sidelined Silva for more than a year, and new contenders have emerged in his absence. Those who could have a claim to a title shot include the winner of the UFC 184 bout between Ronaldo Souza and Yoel Romero, as well as the victor of a rumored matchup pitting Luke Rockhold against Lyoto Machida.
Still, Silva is likely the biggest draw in the division, and his return to the Octagon is shaping up as one of 2015’s most anticipated moments. However, even White admits there are plenty of unknowns heading into Jan. 31.
“It’s an interesting f!ght,” he said. “After the injury, where is Anderson going to be mentally? He does the right thing and is going to be in shape, but will he throw the leg kicks the way he used to? Nick Diaz hasn’t fought in a while. So who knows, we’ll see what happens.”
Anderson Silva once held the UFC middleweight title for 2,458 days, cementing his spot as one of the promotion’s greatest champions.
With a win over Nick Diaz -- a man who has not competed in nearly two years -- Silva could get a chance to earn that belt back sooner than expected. During an interview on UFC Tonight, Dana White indicated that “The Spider” would be the No. 1 contender with a victory at UFC 183.
“2015 is starting off with amazing f!ghts. It’s the best January in the company’s history. And all these f!ghts lead to bigger f!ghts,” White said. .... “You’ve got [Vitor Belfort vs. Chris Weidman], then Anderson. If Anderson wins, he can f!ght the winner of either Vitor or Weidman.”
The decision to move Silva to the front of the 185-pound waiting list could raise some eyebrows, especially if Weidman defeats Belfort at UFC 184 on Feb. 28. Silva is coming off back-to-back losses to Weidman, including a gruesome defeat at UFC 168, where a checked kick forced the Brazilian to undergo emergency surgery on his broken left leg.
That injury has sidelined Silva for more than a year, and new contenders have emerged in his absence. Those who could have a claim to a title shot include the winner of the UFC 184 bout between Ronaldo Souza and Yoel Romero, as well as the victor of a rumored matchup pitting Luke Rockhold against Lyoto Machida.
Still, Silva is likely the biggest draw in the division, and his return to the Octagon is shaping up as one of 2015’s most anticipated moments. However, even White admits there are plenty of unknowns heading into Jan. 31.
“It’s an interesting f!ght,” he said. “After the injury, where is Anderson going to be mentally? He does the right thing and is going to be in shape, but will he throw the leg kicks the way he used to? Nick Diaz hasn’t fought in a while. So who knows, we’ll see what happens.”
I'm not going to lie.. I would've waited to see how Anderson looked before making this announcement.
We still don't know what to expect and there may be other potentially big elimination fights we can make before another Silva - Weidman
We still don't know what to expect and there may be other potentially big elimination fights we can make before another Silva - Weidman
