Re: Dana White scuppers any hope of seeing Jon Jones vs. Anderson Silva | UFC/MMA News In One Place | MMABay: Powered by TapouT

In response to: Dana White scuppers any hope of seeing Jon Jones vs. Anderson Silva | UFC/MMA News In One Place | MMABay: Powered by TapouT

If Dana doesn't do this soon (pitting Anderson Silva and Jon Jones in a Superfight), he'll miss the opportunity. It won't be long before Silva has no choice but to be forced into another weight category. He can't hide there the rest of his career (actually, he can, but we wouldn't want to see that), and sooner or later Jones will have to move up in weight, because there is even less competition in LHW than Middleweight. Jones can fight Machida, Evans, Rampage and Rua once more, but then who else? Davis? There isn't anybody else. He'll have to move up, and be lighter than most heavies, but what choice will he have? He'll still snuff out most of them, even with a light ass. GSP isn't going anywhere. Besides, he couldn't beat Silva on his Best day. In fact, give Silva a broken rib and he'll still KO GSP. He is way too far out of GSP's league. So far out that it isn't funny. He's in a league of his own (almost. Now that Jones is here to stay, there are two in that league of ELITE of Elites).

I think it might be good for Rampage to train with Jones. I think he may be open to that suggestion, also. Ariel Helwani needs to stop interviewing Rampage, though. He knows Rampage scares him and think Rampage dislikes him, which he probably does, so that leads Helwani to make stupid, chickensh*t remarks about Rampage to other fighters, among other people. He thinks Rampage dislikes him, so he acts accordingly. Not good for a sportscaster/Reporter.

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