(Post-fight presser footage, via Versus.com)
Anderson Silva seems to be getting too used to disappointing fans. Check the look on his face when a reporter takes him to task for not doing more to try and finish Thales Leites. He seems more bored than anything else. His manager and Chuck Liddell both get angry for him, but it’s as if Silva himself can’t be bothered with it.
Dana White will continue to defend Silva’s status as the world’s best pound-for-pound fighter, and he has a lot of good points, particularly about Fedor being “at a buffet in Russia,” and not at all interested in proving himself against the best in the world. But at the same time, if the world’s best fighter can’t entertain anybody but himself, what’s the point?
This is the second straight time Silva has left us bored and confused with his performance. He’s so concerned with fighting a “perfect” fight, he doesn’t care whether anyone actually wants to see it. That’s a problem. The UFC set a North American attendance record with 21,451 people packed into the Bell Centre last night, and yet the organization’s best fighter may have spent five rounds proving to the audience in the venue and at home that he isn’t concerned in the least with giving them their money’s worth.


the funniest thing is that Dana always prides himself on having THE best fighters in the world… now lets look at Fedor’s track record. wins over : Andrei Arlovski, Tim Sylvia (in 36 seconds), Kevin Randleman (after a mega suplex to the dome), possibly Josh Barnett, Mark Coleman (twice, and mark is a hall of famer in UFC) all of whom are previous U.F.C. HEAVY WEIGHT CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD (shout out to bruce buffer) Fedor has also beat Herring, Big Nog, Sobral, and Cro Cop. All of these peope fought in the U.F.C… Dana. grow up dude. just because he didnt sign your contract doesnt mean the dude isnt the greatest.