UFC 91

[EvilYoda]

Originally posted by: Nocturnal

Originally posted by: QueBert
Silva won't make it @ 205, Rampage would KO his ass, Machida would dance around the ring and beat him. Forest might be able to do it (never count Forest out) I think Evans could too. Rashad hasn't even peaked yet, I think after what he did to Liddell we'll see more of that side of him. At 185 I'm not sure who could beat him, Nate Marquardt might take a rematch. Demian Maia has SICK submissions that would be a killer match up. at 185 Silva is comfortable with anyone and will beat most easily. At 205 he's gonna be struggling a little more. He will be a small LHW next to a Forest or Rampage.

Silva Vs Liddell would be an interesting fight.

Anderson and Machida are training partners, they said they will not fight each other.

However, $$$ talks.

That would be the slowest beginning to a fight ever. They might as well start it at round 2 because you know that all round 1 would be is "feeling out" and a lot of dancing around.

I'd still like to see it though 😉

 

[TallBill]

Originally posted by: Nocturnal

Originally posted by: QueBert
Silva won't make it @ 205, Rampage would KO his ass, Machida would dance around the ring and beat him. Forest might be able to do it (never count Forest out) I think Evans could too. Rashad hasn't even peaked yet, I think after what he did to Liddell we'll see more of that side of him. At 185 I'm not sure who could beat him, Nate Marquardt might take a rematch. Demian Maia has SICK submissions that would be a killer match up. at 185 Silva is comfortable with anyone and will beat most easily. At 205 he's gonna be struggling a little more. He will be a small LHW next to a Forest or Rampage.

Silva Vs Liddell would be an interesting fight.

Anderson and Machida are training partners, they said they will not fight each other.

However, $$$ talks.

Not really, training partners never like to fight. UFC wouldn't force it upon them either, it's kind of an unwritten code. At my old gym, if two fighters ended up facing each other in a tournament they would flip a coin to determine a winner.