He didn't lose decisively. He lost the first match by being cocky and fukking around and he lost the 2nd match by breaking his leg
He fought the same way he always fights and got SLUMPED...If Silva punches or kicks an OPP and breaks a bone, and the fight is stopped, then he won decisively, if the same is done to him, then he lost decisively...
One way of winning an MMA fight is by causing injury that requires immediate medical attention...Kenny Florian cut Chris Lieben's eyebrow, and won the fight because the Doctor believed the blood in Lieben's eyes will blind him and put him in danger...It is a part of the game...
I am not making this statements from an "anti-Silva" perspective, I am just giving Chris Weidman the credit he deserved...He practiced that kick check, and he used it to his advantage...
If it was a street fight, Silva would be in SERIOUS trouble...That is why I believe Weidman beat him DECISIVELY on both occasions...If Silva had broken his leg without making contact with Weidman, then I would NOT make this argument...
Weidman DIRECTLY caused Silva's injury, he deserves FULL CREDIT
You're acting like Weidman was giving him the beats or something
He didn't need to do...He won both fights EASILY...Just like Conor put Aldo to sleep in 13 seconds...He didn't need to beat him up...
You probably think Matt Hamill decisively beat Jon Jones too
The Jones vs Hamill fight is not even the same...Jones made an illegal move, Matt was asked if he wanted to continue, He bytched out and said "No" because he knew he had NOTHING for Jones...
If it was a street fight, there would be NO referee to save Matt Hamill...He lost that FIGHT, but Jones didn't win the GAME because he broke the rules...
Also, I already stated that Silva won the fight against Bisping, but Bisping won the game...Again, if that was a street fight, Bisping would be in LETHAL trouble by the way Silva left him SLUMPED with that flying knee...
This is how I understand MMA for MYSELF...There is the FIGHT aspect and the GAME aspect of the sport...Sometimes a fighter wins both, and sometimes a fight wins one of the two...
The only question I ask myself when judging fights is "If this what taking place on the street, who would get the WORST of the exchanges?"
Being an Anderson Silva fan, I used to dismiss Weidman's victories, until I started asking myself "If these two guys were on the street, who would be more likely to stay standing?" The answer is CLEARLY Weidman...First he KOd dude then he broke dude...