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Screw Chael Sonnen, it was bad enough that Brock brought his WWE talk into the Octagon, but now we have this half politician, half poor man’s comedian bringing his speeches to the UFC press conferences.  Just listen to him, he’s got a lot of nerve talking this much smack about a Champion and the sport of Muay Thai.  Keep talking… We’ll see what happens August 7th when when Anderson puts on a clinic.

I’m completely speechless, Anderson Silva is taking training tips from Steven Seagal?  Are you serious?  Yeah yeah, Steven Seagal’s suppose to be some kind of Aikido Master… but, let’s leave all the acting to the movies, I’m having a hard time believing it.  However, this video suggests otherwise, check it out, Anderson looking for another method of embarrassing his opponent.

Many fans of Anderson Silva have been disappointed with his last few fights.  When taking on Demian Maia, we witness three bizarre rounds of Anderson toying with his opponent.  However, despite the recent games that he has been playing, you always have to remember what makes Anderson Silva is a true bad ass – the unbelievable skill that he has… Watch and learn… very few can execute something so amazing.

Anderson Silva has been training for the past month at Black House in California.  For two weeks he trained with Rich Franklin and developed a good friendship with him.  Wanderlei Silva was a bit pissed off at Anderson for training an American to fight against a Brazilian.  Pissed off to the point that Wanderlei would like to fight Anderson.  As Anderson puts it, the sport is global and you have to consistently help it grow.  He already had plans to train Rich even before Wanderlei was set for the fight.  He made an offer and he wasn’t going to turn it down.  So, maybe after Forrest and Anderson get down at UFC 101, we’ll see some action between Wanderlei and Anderson…

Machinemen came up with yet another awesome video compilation this time titled, “The Dynamic Duo”, Anderson Silva and Antonio Nogueira. Below you can preview a streaming copy of the compilation, it’s 06:04 minutes long. But if you really like it, it’s available for download in a higher definition at Megaupload and Rapidshare.  The specs are:

720 x 480, 2MB video bitrate, MP2 – 181MB

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Right now, Anderson Silva’s looking unbeatable, but this wasn’t always the case. Anderson Silva has just losses and 23 wins. His loss to Yushin Okami was actually due to a DQ, Silva kicked Okami in the head while in Okami’s guard, it was pretty nuts. Having said that, I really only count 3 losses in Silva’s book. Here’s a Pride 26 loss that was recently posted to break. In the following video Anderson Silva gets caught in a triangle 8:33 into the first round. The entire fight Daiju Takase had the upper hand almost putting Anderson Silva into a variety of submissions, but in the end, he catches Anderson with a sick Triangle. Daiju Takase’s got some series BJJ skills.

Anderson Silva put on quite a show during UFC 90. His strategy was to confuse Patrick Cote on Saturday night as he constantly changed positions, moved in and out and played around with a variety of martial arts styles, including wing chung. Overall, Anderson feels that it was effective. Anderson states that Patrick couldn’t find him, so his style was effective. Although some may think that he was playing around, he says that he wasn’t there to play, he was there to win.

UFC 90, what can I say… The UFC has seen better main events. The night started off with a full intense three round fight between Sean Sherk and Tyson Griffin, Griffin’s striking skills looked excellent, it was a close bout, but in the end, Sherk won the decision. The next bout of the night, Fabricio Werdum vs Junior dos Santos. To everyone’s surprise, Dos Santos dropped Fabricio in record time.  The next fight, Gray Maynard vs Rich Clementi, boring… Next, Josh Koscheck vs Thiago Alves.  From the start Thiago’s striking skills outmatched Koscheck.  Early in the first, Koscheck was rocked, but recovered amazingly fast.  With time, Koscheck’s confidence picked up and he was looking better and better, until Alves started punishing him with leg kicks.  The kicks were clearly damaging Koscheck who was getting weaker and weaker on his legs, and in the end, Koscheck showed a ton of heart, but lost in a decision.

The final bout of the night was quite an upset.  Anderson Silva vs Patrick Cote.  Anderson Silva felt Cote out for the majority of the first round.  I don’t know if he was stalling for the bookies, or if he was planning for a 5 round fight.  Silva showed some striking skills in the first, but didn’t really begin to start his punishment until late in the second.  Silva landed a number of strikes, and was playing around having fun showing off some unorthodox skills such as the flower motion. Finally in the third, just when Anderson was starting to explode, Cote’s knee buckled, ACL appeared to pop, and the fight was called off with an injury TKO, what a friggin upset.