Anderson confirms GOAT status

[Koro11]

Lol, that was crazy.

Who cares about the decision, most of you are missing the beauty of it all, the thin line between genius and insanity.

Bisping won a decision, but Anderson won the fight by a landslide and did it in a way only Anderson can do.

No one has ever, and probably never will do the stuff he did.

He leaves you feeling like he only gave 10%, and tried to give the other guy as much of a chance as possible.

Bisping showed a lot of heart, amazing fight.

There will never be another Anderson Silva.

 

[synyster]

 

[HIGH VALUE]

No one ever backed up against the fence and let someone tee off, then lost the fight?

 

[Koro11]

No one ever backed up against the fence and let someone tee off, then lost the fight?

Your mind is too simple, if you dont see it I cant show it to you.

 

[Magnum1978]

If that's what you consider GOAT, then that's your GOAT

He's certainly one of a kind, and I never miss him fight

 

[TheComebackKid]

Agreed TS. Even when Anderson is 41, over the hill, and lost he still manage to land multiple front kicks, headkicks, upkicks, backfists, flying knees, upkicks, back elbows, counter hooks, and ko his opponent...all the while dancing, goofing, and clowning to an extreme.

The guy is unbelievable and definitely once in a lifetime fighter. True GOAT.

 

[MMA]

I actually think he DID try to give Bisping as much a chance as possible. I don't believe he's mad at the decision. I think he wanted either a highlight reel KO or for Bisping to win the decision.

 

[chrisss]

That purple haze is some powerful shit isn't it TS?

 

[Faceplanter]

Lol, that was crazy.

Who cares about the decision, most of you are missing the beauty of it all.

Bisping won a decision, but Anderson won the fight by a landslide and did it in a way only Anderson can do.

No one has ever, and probably never will do the stuff he did.

He leaves you feeling like he only gave 10%, and tried to give the other guy as much of a chance as possible.

Bisping showed a lot of heart, amazing fight.

There will never be another Anderson Silva.

Cool story. He just cost himself a title shot too if only he'd won!

 

[Arm Barbarian]

 

[HIGH VALUE]

Your mind is too simple, if you dont see it I cant show it to you.

lol nah your trying to hype up this thing that wasnt even that coool, yea the front kick he landed was nice and so was that inside crescent kick but besides that he lost, clowned around to try and get michael bisping to come in but it only partially worked and then didint turn it on in the 5th when he had to

 

[Koro_11]

Agree, Anderson is on another level, doesn't care about no titles and wins anymore. He went out there to put on a show, didn't care about keeping score or stealing rounds. Bisping got butchered out there, but he definitely deserves credit for putting up the fight he did.

 

[cino]

Agreed, Anderson proved he was vastly superior. He basically took round 4 off, and still won the last 3 rounds. He landed on Bisping at will.

Andeson is simply not a point fighter and doesn't care to win decisions. But he proved he was the better fighter.

 

[Summoning]

Lol, that was crazy.

Who cares about the decision, most of you are missing the beauty of it all.

Bisping won a decision, but Anderson won the fight by a landslide and did it in a way only Anderson can do.

No one has ever, and probably never will do the stuff he did.

He leaves you feeling like he only gave 10%, and tried to give the other guy as much of a chance as possible.

Bisping showed a lot of heart, amazing fight.

There will never be another Anderson Silva.

 

[Substance Abuse]

Anderson is truly giving no fucks anymore and you can tell by his demeanor and lack of aggression. Imagine if he actually cared and tried to win that bout, lol.

 

[MMASpeculator]

He seemed like he was having fun showing off all of the wild shit in this one fight -- flying knee to the face, front kick to the face, upward elbows (missed them all), spinning elbow, oblique kick. Too bad he didn't attempt a roundhouse, he had a few openings in the scrambles

 

[Deleted member 460645]

Agreed TS. Even when Anderson is 41, over the hill, and lost he still manage to land multiple front kicks, headkicks, upkicks, backfists, flying knees, upkicks, back elbows, counter hooks, and ko his opponent...all the while dancing, goofing, and clowning to an extreme.

The guy is unbelievable and definitely once in a lifetime fighter. True GOAT.

True that, my friend.

 

[Koro11]

Cool story. He just cost himself a title shot too if only he'd won!

LOL, Anderson doesn't give a shit about titles and records anymore. He's 42 years old and he already owns every UFC record and title reign.... but it's not about how many, it's THE WAY he did it.

He obviously didn't go in there to keep score round by round.

If you cant see the greatness and you're stuck on who got more 10-9 scores, you're missing the beauty of his sublime skill, and his insane genius.

 

[killerkalibur]

He has shown a lot. I want to see how well most of the best fighters right now do after the age of 40.

Whether it confirms it or not it is up to you.

 

[PancraseForever]

Agreed TS. Even when Anderson is 41, over the hill, and lost he still manage to land multiple front kicks, headkicks, upkicks, backfists, flying knees, upkicks, back elbows, counter hooks, and ko his opponent...all the while dancing, goofing, and clowning to an extreme.

The guy is unbelievable and definitely once in a lifetime fighter. True GOAT.

He wouldn't be as successful without dancing. He sometimes uses it to bully opponents, intimidate them and make them tentative. Watch when he just stops and stands still without moving for ages, 99% of his opponents don't throw anything, then after that they seem more tentative. Either that or they panic and start throwing stuff they usually wouldn't which leaves them open for a counter.