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Anderson Silva discusses retirement during last week’s UFC 154 media events with the press.
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GSP, Jones, than retire win or lose.
I really hate to, but I have to agree with that. I don’t wanna Silva retire, but I don’t think he should wait until it’s too late and show up old one day. Those are the two fights that the fans want to see, and they would be valid in determining his legacy as pound for pound king. I definitely think he would beat GSP. Jones would be an interesting fight but I think in the end Silva would come out ahead with his pinpoint accuracy, unbelievable head movement, and superior jiu-jitsu. If Vitor could almost submit Jones then Silva definitely could. I hope they both happen because I’m a fan of all of them as fighters. Maybe not so much of what they do or say outside the cage but that’s not what really matters.