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UFC 168: Weidman vs. Silva Live Streaming Pre-Fight Press Conference
On Saturday, at UFC 168, Anderson Silva will attempt to reclaim his middleweight crown from Chris Weidman.
In July, Weidman shocked Silva with a left hook that ended the Brazilian's record UFC championship reign. Because he was so dominant for so long, Silva has been afforded an immediate rematch and will try to avenge his first UFC loss.
Additionally, Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate will meet in a rematch with a title on the line over the weekend.
The female bantamweights first met under the Strikeforce banner, with Rousey stopping Tate via her signature armbar. In order to take back her spot atop the women's 135-pound class, Tate will have to become the first fighter to avoid being submit ted by Rousey in the first round.
On Thursday, several fighters will join UFC president Dana White or another UFC official for a UFC 168 pre-fight press conference. Once the media event starts at around 4 p.m. EST, it can be viewed live on the above video player.
UFC 168 Main Card (10 p.m. EST on pay-per-view)
Chris Weidman vs. Anderson Silva
Ronda Rousey vs. Miesha Tate
Josh Barnett vs. Travis Browne
Jim Miller vs. Fabricio Camoes
Dustin Poirier vs. Diego Brandao
UFC 168 Fox Sports 1 Prelims (8 p.m EST on Fox Sports 1)
Chris Leben vs. Uriah Hall
Gleison Tibau vs. Michael Johnson
Dennis Siver vs. Manny Gamburyan
John Howard vs. Siyar Bahadurzada
UFC 168 Online Prelims (7 p.m EST on UFC)
William Macario vs. Bobby Voelker
Robbie Peralta vs. Estevan Payan
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Chris Weidman (USA) – Anderson Silva (BRA) 11:00 AM
Silva and Weidman will meet again at UFC 168 for the middleweight championship on Dec. 28, and MMAFighting asked 15 UFC fighters to break down one of the most anticipated rematch in the history.
Check out the pros picks for the UFC 168 main event, and post yours in the comments section below:
Renan Barao: I was shocked with what happened in the first fight, but we’re all humans and anything can happen in a fight. I didn’t believe it when I saw. But Anderson Silva will take the title back. Unfortunately that happened in the first fight, but that’s his fighting style. (Weidman) was lucky to connect that hand, but the next result will be completely different.Fabricio Werdum: I see Anderson more focused, not playing around, and winning by knockout. He’ll beat Weidman standing, Weidman will go down and Anderson will punish him until the referee stops the fight. Focused, not playing around… But it’s a fight and anything can happen. Maybe there’s another surprise coming, but I don’t see this happening.
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Wanderlei Silva: Anderson will win this fight. He won’t drop his hands to make it easier. If he goes there and uses his muay thai, it’s going to be an interesting fight. It’s the first time in a long time that he’s the challenger, so we have to wait and see how he’ll react to that. I hope he trained seriously because his title is not his responsibility, he’s carrying his whole country on his shoulder. He needs to take this fight seriously and bring the title back to Brazil. If he doesn’t want it anymore, win the fight, leave the belt on the ground and say “I’m done”. If he wants to, fight to win.Tarec Saffiedine: One of my friends trained with Anderson Silva a couple times and he said he looks like a monster right now, mentally and physically. I think Anderson is going to claim his belt back. Weidman didn’t respect his hands in the first one. Anderson is going to play that game a little bit, but he’s going to be more cautious this time. But betting against Weidman is tough, man. Weidman shocked the world and he might do it again. I think I’ll go with Anderson in this one.
Lyoto Machida: Anderson is taking his preparation really seriously for this fight. I haven’t spoken with him too much, but I know he’s training hard. He will surprise a lot of people in this fight and take his title back with a great performance. I was surprised (with the first fight) because Anderson showed he had all the tools to win, but sometimes a mistake can make you lose the fight. It always worked, but not that night. I don’t believe Weidman is that superior. I believe Anderson is way better, more experienced. Don’t get me wrong, Weidman is a nice guy, I always talk to him when we meet, and he’s a great fighter, a great champion, but Anderson is better.Rafael “Sapo” Natal: It’s a tough fight, but Weidman will win. I knew his potential for a long time, his jiu-jitsu, wrestling and stand up game are great. But anything can happen in a fight. Anderson was completely dominating the first fight and Weidman did a great job by connecting that punch. I think it’s 50-50, but I believe Weidman has a great chance to win this fight again. If I had to pick one to win, I’d say Weidman.
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Dan Henderson: Who knows? A lot depends on how Anderson Silva takes him seriously this time. I think he didn’t take him seriously before and he will now. Weidman has a great style and obviously hits hard. He looks dangerous and has the capability to beat him again. You can’t say that (doesn’t taking Weidman seriously) that is the reason he lost. He might lose again and doesn’t do that. But it definitely doesn’t help. I just wished he had done that when I fought him.Rafael “Feijao” Cavalcante: Anderson uses that to frustrate his opponents. Imagine if you shoot five times against someone and they dodge four bullets? It’s frustrating. He’s really excited now. In my opinion, Anderson lost that fight to himself. He didn’t get in there to fight, actually. Anderson Silva is the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, nobody can beat him. He will knock out Chris Weidman.Maurício “Shogun” Rua: It’s a tough fight for both. Chris Weidman is a really good fighter, undefeated, and Anderson Silva is a phenom. Anderson has a little advantage in my opinion. He will be more focused this time, won’t play around. He’s more well-rounded and wins by TKO.
Vitor Belfort: Weidman can’t play Anderson’s game. Anderson will bring him to his game. Weidman will try to fight his fight and the whole world will be watching it. The important thing is that I’ll be focused in my training. No matter who I fight, I’ll be better next time. I know it’s hard for you to believe I can get better, but I will. I’ve learned a lot of things that I didn’t use yet.Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza: I believe Anderson Silva will come back stronger and hungrier. That loss was a fuel for him. It’s a battle of styles. He lost the last time, but he will make (Weidman) pay. He will bring the title back to Brazil with a knockout.
Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva: I’ve spent two weeks in Rio with Anderson, trained with him a couple times, and he’s really focused. He’s motivated, with a completely different mindset. Fighting seriously, Anderson is unbeatable. He has good escapes on the ground and I don’t need to mention his stand up game. Sometimes a loss is more important than a win in your career. You’ll see a different Anderson Silva. It’s hard to predict how this fight will go because Weidman is a tough and well-rounded fighter, but I believe Anderson will defend the takedowns and get the knockout.Cristiano Marcello: I think we’ll see a knockout. Anderson was dominating the first fight, forcing Weidman to move around. He’s more focused this time and (Weidman) won’t last more than three rounds.
We’re in the final countdown now. Households around the world have trimmed their UFC trees. They’ve baked their UFC cookies and submitted their wish lists to one of the UFC’s helpers, strategically scattered across the nationscommercefacilities.
Truly, there’s nothing else like the UFC’s end-of-year fight card. If you don’t believe me, just ask the UFC. They’ll clue you in on what this week really means. Some roundball heads might try to tell you this week is all about pro basketball. Don’t listen to those guys. They’re morons. Don’t let them distract you.No, it’s important that we never forget the significance of the season, that we hold dear those things that make it special. This year, what makes it special is a rematch between these two guys, Anderson Silva and Chris Weidman, who fought in July to noteworthy effect. There is also a fight between Ronda Rousey and Miesha Tate, who will bring that incomparable spirit of hatred and rage that has become such an indispensable part of our revelry this time of year.Those are the highlights, but each bout holds intrigue as the card builds to the finale. Isn’t that just the best metaphor? Enjoy the journey, not just the destination, during this season of slow-burning violence.
What follows are information capsules on each fight, predictions for each contest and information on when and how to watch. Let us rejoice in this information and be glad in it.More free UFC fights are coming to Facebook and FOX Sports 1 this weekend (Sat., Dec. 28, 2013) when the UFC 168: “Weidman vs. Silva 2″ pay-per-view (PPV) event kicks off from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. MMAmania.com’s Patrick Stumberg kicks off the UFC 168 “Prelims” party with part one of a two-part under card preview series.
Tweet (8)Share Share 13 CommentsWill “The Spider” go up the spout again?After suffering the most shocking knockout loss of the year, deposed champion Anderson Silva will look to reclaim his Middleweight title this Saturday night (Dec. 28, 2013), taking on championship crown usurper Chris Weidman in the main event of UFC 168, which takes place at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.In addition, one of the sport’s biggest feuds will boil over in the co-main event when Ronda Rousey faces Miesha Tate for the second time. Pride FC superstar Josh Barnett will also be in action, facing surging knockout artist Travis Browne in a Heavyweight slugfest that has major top contender implications on the line.But, before all that delicious pay-per-view (PPV) action gets underway, we have six under card “Prelims” — two on Facebook and the rest on Fox Sports 1 — to get our mixed martial arts (MMA) juices flowing.Let’s take a look:
170 lbs.: John Howard vs. Siyar Bahadurzada
Three straight losses to Welterweight elite ended a two-year run in Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) for John Howard (21-8), but he worked his way back in impressive fashion, winning six of seven with five stoppages. Brought in on late notice to take on Uriah Hall at 185, Howard pulled off one of the card’s biggest upsets, edging the highly-touted The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 17 veteran for a split decision.
Doomsday” will give up four inches of height to Bahadurzada.
Six straight wins, five of them knockouts inside two rounds, earned Siyar Bahadurzada (21-5-1) a spot on the UFC roster. After impressing with a 42 second knockout in his debut, Bahadurzada’s career has stalled somewhat as he’s struggled with multiple injuries.
He has fought just once since his April 2012 debut, a loss via one-sided grappling clinic against Dong Hyun Kim.
Bahadurzada’s power is legit — I’m not going to deny that the man can crack. For a champion kickboxer, however, his boxing is atrocious; his offense seems to consist entirely of wild swings with fully-extended arms. Further, his ground game flat-out stinks. He hasn’t demonstrated any sort of aptitude in submissions or sweeps, instead relying on whining to his opponents to goad them into standing up.Howard, though not a paragon of technique, packs a mean left hook and better- than-average wrestling. Therefore, I expect him to have the advantage wherever the fight goes. Bahadurzada most certainly can turn the fight around with one shot, but a bigger warhead isn’t worth a damn if you haven’t got the missile to deliver it.
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