41 year old Anderson Silva vs post-USADA Chris Weidman. Who wins?

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Hopefully Silva beats Brunson and then calls Weidman out.

Silva TKO 1.
 
Weidman via 2nd round (T)KO or submission or referee stoppage.
 
I'll never understand why Anderson fans seem to hate Anderson so much

They always want him to rematch a guy who knocked him dead, beat the hell out of him in the rematch, and snapped his leg in half

I like Anderson just let him style on some scrubs stop trying to get him killed
 
I don't think USADA/drug testing is the problem for Weidman. The IV ban is what killed his career.
 
TS, you realize that Silva was the one caught doping don't you?
 
lol people still think there is a post-USADA Weidman when he is the exact same.

The result would be the same.

Weidman via removing Silva from his consciousness or by snapping a limb.
 
Weidman still wins but its probably one of the few high profile fights he could win at this point in his career.

Anderson at 81 would have higher T-levels than current Wiedman. Its hilarious how much he whines and complains about shady fighters and test results when the 8 year old girls I coach have higher test levels than he does. He also shrank and has some of the poorest performances since the change. Did well in the first against Romero though. He just looks so fucking slow and weak now.

Of course Weidman fans will damage control but yeah, its one of the few high profile fights Weidman could win.
 
Anderson's defense is his main problem these days imo. He's changed it dramatically. He brought in different coaches right before the Weidman fight and he abandoned his more traditional boxing stance he had been using. He's gone to that almost Wing Chun defense which has hurt him more than anything due to his chin not being as solid either. If he went back to a more traditional stance and punching style like he used around the Forrest fight i'd give him a good chance now. But Weidman still hits hard enough that Silva's defense would be an issue.
 
speed was one of his biggest strengths, at 41 (terribly older than the first two fights, vs Bisping he showed complete lack of killer instinct and a shaky chin) even a 0-2 "post USADA" Weidman has the advantage.

-Silva fan
 
Neither guy has won a fight since USADA came to town.

KING BISPING smashes both.
 
USADA Weidman would still beat no d*ck pills Andersen.

Closes the distance, takes him down, beats him until the ref steps in.

Unless of course he tries to have a kickboxing fight with Andersen. He does that and Andersen would sleep him.
 
Brunson is no joke, he took Romero down at will in their fight. If Silva beats Brunson Weidman won't stand a chance.
 
shonuf said:
Anderson's defense is his main problem these days imo. He's changed it dramatically. He brought in different coaches right before the Weidman fight and he abandoned his more traditional boxing stance he had been using. He's gone to that almost Wing Chun defense which has hurt him more than anything due to his chin not being as solid either. If he went back to a more traditional stance and punching style like he used around the Forrest fight i'd give him a good chance now. But Weidman still hits hard enough that Silva's defense would be an issue.
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I think it has far less to do with that, and far more to do with really good wrestlers with strong top games have always been, and will always be a very big issue for Anderson.
 
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