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May 19, 2021 —- MMA legend Anderson “The Spider” Silva works out Wednesday in his first-ever Boxing Media Day. Silva shadow boxed, hit the mitts – speed bag – heavy bag and afterwards took questions from the media. Silva will fight outside of the Octagon for the first time since 2006. He will take on Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. in a professional boxing match in Guadalajara, Mexico, live on PPV Saturday, June 19th in an event titled Tribute to the Kings. Silva will fight on the same card that sees the legendary Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. take on Hector Machito Camacho, Jr. in a special boxing exhibition. Also on the card will be Omar Chavez who will take on Ramon Alvarez in the rubber match of their trilogy. Promoted by Borizteca Boxing and Toscano Promotions, “Tribute to The Kings” will be live on Pay-Per-View and is being produced by Global Sports Streaming. Chavez Jr. vs. Silva – Tribute to the Kings – will be available for live viewing on cable, satellite and digital Pay Per View, starting at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, on for a suggested retail price of only $39.99. Integrated Sports Media and Joe Hand Promotions will distribute throughout North America via DirecTV, iN Demand, Vubiquity, DISH, SaskTel, Rogers, Shaw PPV and via the FITE.TV website and app in the United States, Canada and select markets world-wide. Photo credit : Chris Farina – ChrisFarina.com, chrisfarinaphoto

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May 19, 2021 —- MMA legend Anderson “The Spider” Silva works out Wednesday in his first-ever Boxing Media Day. Silva shadow boxed, hit the mitts – speed bag – heavy bag and afterwards took questions from the media. Silva will fight outside of the Octagon for the first time since 2006. He will take on Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr. in a professional boxing match in Guadalajara, Mexico, live on PPV Saturday, June 19th in an event titled Tribute to the Kings. Silva will fight on the same card that sees the legendary Julio Cesar Chavez Sr. take on Hector Machito Camacho, Jr. in a special boxing exhibition. Also on the card will be Omar Chavez who will take on Ramon Alvarez in the rubber match of their trilogy. Promoted by Borizteca Boxing and Toscano Promotions, “Tribute to The Kings” will be live on Pay-Per-View and is being produced by Global Sports Streaming. Chavez Jr. vs. Silva – Tribute to the Kings – will be available for live viewing on cable, satellite and digital Pay Per View, starting at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, on for a suggested retail price of only $39.99. Integrated Sports Media and Joe Hand Promotions will distribute throughout North America via DirecTV, iN Demand, Vubiquity, DISH, SaskTel, Rogers, Shaw PPV and via the FITE.TV website and app in the United States, Canada and select markets world-wide. Photo credit : Chris Farina – ChrisFarina.com, chrisfarinaphoto
The upcoming fight between Anderson Silva and Jake Paul is on hype. The former UFC legend is going to face the undefeated ‘Problem Child’ in the squared circle on 29th October. However, Silva made a daring confession of being knocked down by his trainer.
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Recently, Jorge Masvidal shared a post on his Facebook page, connecting to Silva’s revelation. The MMA legend revealed that he got knocked out during his last sparring session.
Anderson Silva got knocked out twice
Anderson Silva recently revealed that he was knocked out twice during his intense training for his upcoming fight against ‘The Problem Child’. He said, “And the last sparring with Eliezer, he’s my sparring partner, is knocked me out two times, and when I finish my training, I talked to my coach and even said, ‘Coach, let me tell you something, why the guys knock me out two times?’ And the coach said, ‘You need to prepare for war, and you prepare for war.’”

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – OCTOBER 31: Anderson Silva of Brazil prepares to fight Uriah Hall in a middleweight bout during the UFC Fight Night event at UFC APEX on October 31, 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)
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However, Luiz Carlos Dorea, coach of the 47-year-old fighter, denied it all. He said, “What I can say is that didn’t happen.” He further stated that ‘The Spider’ did excellent in his sparring sessions and is 100% ready for his fight with Jake Paul.
Fans responded to Jorge Masvidal’s post
Recently, Jorge Masvidal shared a post on his Facebook page, captioned, “Yoo… Should the fight go on?” Masvidal’s doubt about Anderson Silva vs. Jake Paul’s upcoming fight was indeed reflected in the post. The post also had an attachment to the story of Anderson Silva’s training. However, fans kept questioning the fight’s legitimacy.
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Here’s how the fans reacted to Masvidal’s post
- Why all UFC legends selling their body
Looks like UFC didnt paid them well ! - Get knocked out the third time he’ll wake up a millionaire. He is fine all he needs is to take a shot and be on Jake Paul’s highlight reel.
- He’s training to take the fall, it was planned
- He is practicing taking a dive for a few mill!
- Because his trainer is most likely a better boxer than Jake Paul, he should definitely have a brain scan after being slept twice by sparring partner
- Massive pay day for silva, take a dive and the money and ride off into the sunset
- I respect the shit out of Anderson. That being said, I hope he doesn’t go through with this fight. If Jake was a real man, he’d call it off himself.
- Masvidal should step in. Jake won’t accept that I bet
- It’s like fighting his dad !! SILVA at 25 will SMASH him
- Anderson is 47 and has had his bell rung many times over the years.
In his prime he was as good as it gets. I hate to see him chasing a dream that can’t come true - The spider won’t win anyway
- Bad training partner
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