The time is Now……. #Superfight Time fastly approaching! Who is your pick?
Here to help you is the Bio Metric Stats for both Diaz and Silva….The choice is, however, yours!

UFC 183
Silva vs. Diaz
Date: January 31, 2015
Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Video Credit: UFC.Com
UFC 183
Silva vs. Diaz
Date: January 31, 2015
Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Video Credit: UFC.Com
UFC 183
Silva vs. Diaz
Date: January 31, 2015
Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Video Credit: UFC.Com
If you missed ‘Countdown to UFC 183: Silva VS Diaz’ then do not worry you can catch all here:
UFC 183
Silva vs. Diaz
Date: January 31, 2015
Venue: MGM Grand Garden Arena
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Video Credit: UFC.Com
Anderson Silva (33-6 MMA, 16-2 UFC), a former Strikeforce welterweight champion, and ex-UFC middleweight champion. Nick Diaz (26-9 MMA, 7-6 UFC), will meet in a 185 lb (middleweight) Superfight, which headlines UFC 183 this Saturday, 31st January at the Las Vegas’ MGM Grand Garden Avenue.
UFC on DISH, Scott Patrick sat down with Anderson Silva and Nick Diaz, to discuss their much-anticipated middleweight bout. Anderson Silva is looking to come back from two losses, and a shocking leg injury against middleweight champ, Chris Weidman. Meanwhile Nick Diaz will be looking for his middleweight debut Win, against arguably the best MMA fighter of all time.
Video Credit: UFC on DISH
Nick on Nick:
When I stopped fighting, I didn’t see me in the right fight. I just went ahead, quit fighting until that [Anderson Silva] came up. That was a big enough deal for me to come back and make a show.
Nick on his decision to agree to the fight with Anderson Silva:
We will see if it’s for the better. I could have not taken this fight. I’m here to fight.
Nick on bringing in Elite striking partners:
I have always had a lot of different kickboxer’s, Artem Levin [GLORY], being one of them. I have done more work with a lot more professional strikers than your average MMA Athletes, it was a great experience to train with them.
Nick on the outcome of the Anderson Silva fight:
I’m not in it to prove anything. I didn’t just wake up and say ‘I want to fight Anderson Silva’ it was just the kind of the way it was. I’m going to do, what I’m going to do. See how it goes. I just got to go out there and fight.
Nick on Training Full Stop:
It feels good to train for me. I have been doing it for so long [Triathlon’s], training or putting myself in some level of competition, I just really don’t feel right if I am not. To me I just have to do something.
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