UFC 159

[SPX]

I knew that motherfucker wasn't going to retire.

[poopoo333]

Following UFC 159 loss, Chael Sonnen not retiring and eyeing Wanderlei Silva for next fight

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[SPX]

I think Bones would win, probably by GnP, like Svino said. I think he's just too big and long for Anderson, a guy who has already proven that while his T3D is quite good, he CAN be put on his back. And if Jones was able to take down and control Sonnen as easily as he did then he can definitely do the same to Anderson. I don't even think it's necessarily a matter of Jones being BETTER than Anderson. He just has certain physical gifts that I think Anderson--a man who fights regularly in a weight class 20 lbs below LHW and who once fought at WW--cannot overcome.

Honestly, I'd much rather see Anderson fight GSP. It's a more even matchup, in my opinion.

[Vandelay]

And yea, they probably wont fight each other. Im pretty excited for the weidman fight to be honest, but I can always hope for that superfight.

[Vandelay]

If Anderson and Bones were to fight, how do you think the fight would play out?

...Okay so back to this question. One reply? thanks Svino.

[Luke]

If they were to fight, Jones GnP's Anderson. I don't see the fight happening, though.

Silva on fighting Jones -- "There's always been a lot of talk about me moving up to 205," said Silva, who successfully has defended his title a UFC-record 10 times. "I know (UFC president) Dana (White) has talked about it and all the fans have talked about me moving up and facing Jon Jones. "But it's something I've never wanted. I won't be pretentious and say that I'd want to move up, especially because there are other guys in the weight class and on our team like Rafael Feijao (Cavalcante) and (Antonio Rogerio) Minotoro Nogueira, guys who could potentially face Jon Jones in the future. "What got me this far is that I'm grounded; my weight class is 185 and I'm 37 years old. I feel I need to be honest and continue to build what I've built and that is to keep defending my belt at 185."

Jones on fighting Silva -- It’s not that he won’t fight me or I won’t fight him. To be dead honest, it’s that we both have a lot to lose and we both respect each other a lot and we both are striving for personal greatness. I don’t want to crack on his greatness and I don’t want him cracking on my greatness. We’re in completely different weight classes. We both have sponsor deals and things that are really important to us and a big part of that sponsorship package is being a winning…being a champion. Having us fight each other means one of our championships goes away. I respect Anderson Silva so much that I don’t want to be the guy to beat him. I don’t want to lose to him either. It’s a lose-lose situation for me.

pussies.

[SPX]

It was some warlock casting a curse on the Octagon to make it destroy thumbs and eyeballs and toes.

Now that you say that, it IS the most logical explanation.

[SPX]

If they were to fight, Jones GnP's Anderson. I don't see the fight happening, though.

Silva on fighting Jones -- "There's always been a lot of talk about me moving up to 205," said Silva, who successfully has defended his title a UFC-record 10 times. "I know (UFC president) Dana (White) has talked about it and all the fans have talked about me moving up and facing Jon Jones. "But it's something I've never wanted. I won't be pretentious and say that I'd want to move up, especially because there are other guys in the weight class and on our team like Rafael Feijao (Cavalcante) and (Antonio Rogerio) Minotoro Nogueira, guys who could potentially face Jon Jones in the future. "What got me this far is that I'm grounded; my weight class is 185 and I'm 37 years old. I feel I need to be honest and continue to build what I've built and that is to keep defending my belt at 185."

Jones on fighting Silva -- It’s not that he won’t fight me or I won’t fight him. To be dead honest, it’s that we both have a lot to lose and we both respect each other a lot and we both are striving for personal greatness. I don’t want to crack on his greatness and I don’t want him cracking on my greatness. We’re in completely different weight classes. We both have sponsor deals and things that are really important to us and a big part of that sponsorship package is being a winning…being a champion. Having us fight each other means one of our championships goes away. I respect Anderson Silva so much that I don’t want to be the guy to beat him. I don’t want to lose to him either. It’s a lose-lose situation for me.

Indeed. Some unexpectedly honest answers there. I'm not sure I can say I really blame either guy. Although, perhaps hypocritically, I think GSP should've fought Anderson long ago.

Also: It's just not cool when one cracks on another's greatness.

[Svino]

Dude, that was the fucking Devil. I know it.

It was some warlock casting a curse on the Octagon to make it destroy thumbs and eyeballs and toes.

[Svino]

If Anderson and Bones were to fight, how do you think the fight would play out?

If they were to fight, Jones GnP's Anderson. I don't see the fight happening, though.

Silva on fighting Jones -- "There's always been a lot of talk about me moving up to 205," said Silva, who successfully has defended his title a UFC-record 10 times. "I know (UFC president) Dana (White) has talked about it and all the fans have talked about me moving up and facing Jon Jones. "But it's something I've never wanted. I won't be pretentious and say that I'd want to move up, especially because there are other guys in the weight class and on our team like Rafael Feijao (Cavalcante) and (Antonio Rogerio) Minotoro Nogueira, guys who could potentially face Jon Jones in the future. "What got me this far is that I'm grounded; my weight class is 185 and I'm 37 years old. I feel I need to be honest and continue to build what I've built and that is to keep defending my belt at 185."

Jones on fighting Silva -- It’s not that he won’t fight me or I won’t fight him. To be dead honest, it’s that we both have a lot to lose and we both respect each other a lot and we both are striving for personal greatness. I don’t want to crack on his greatness and I don’t want him cracking on my greatness. We’re in completely different weight classes. We both have sponsor deals and things that are really important to us and a big part of that sponsorship package is being a winning…being a champion. Having us fight each other means one of our championships goes away. I respect Anderson Silva so much that I don’t want to be the guy to beat him. I don’t want to lose to him either. It’s a lose-lose situation for me.

[Vandelay]

If Anderson and Bones were to fight, how do you think the fight would play out?

[SPX]

Dude, that was the fucking Devil. I know it.

[zY|]

So a lot of people are saying on SD that they heard this Devil voice during the broadcast last night. Anyone here hear it? And what the fuck is it?

I heard it. I was watching it in HD in a room full of people who also heard it. Shit was fucking weird as hell.

[Luke]

Looks like we are gonna see Roy Nelson vs Daniel Cormier.

Ahh.....that makes no sense. Nelson is a step down from Mir, not up.

[poopoo333]

This worked out well.

Also, Vinny coaches BJJ to Chael and Chael coaches trash talk to Vinny.

"The easiest guy in the top 10"...sound familiar?