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Chris Weidman Training with Uriah Hall to Prepare for Anderson Silva

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#1 ·
Hall has been impressing the TUF 17 viewers all season long with incredible KOs. It seems fans aren't the only ones who've taken not as the next Middleweight contender plans to bring him in as a sparring partner for his title fight.

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After months of campaigning, UFC Middleweight Chris Weidman was granted his wish in becoming the next to challenge for Anderson Silva's belt. Weidman first entered the top of the division with a lackluster decision over Demian Maia at UFC On Fox 2 and cemented himself as a potential contender by completely dominating Mark Munoz at UFC On Fuel TV 4.

Silva and his camp repeatedly dismissed Weidman's contender status repeatedly before finally accepting the fight last month. Now that his title fight is scheduled, Chris will bring in TUF 17's Uriah Hall to help him prepare for the Spider

"I actually think I'm going to bring in, you know Uriah Hall from The Ultimate Fighter? He has some cool kicks and stuff like that. I actually fought him before too," Weidman said during an appearance on Chokes and Jokes.

"If you get caught standing still, looking at him, he's going to freaking kick you right in the face. You got to be moving either getting out of there or you're moving forward. [Uriah Hall] is another guy, if you stand there with him, he's going to kick your head off. It has to be the same strategy. You move forward, you punch him and go for takedowns."
While Hall is certainly a talented striker, it will be no small task for him to prepare "The All American" for the 185 lb. king. Silva picked up his 11th title defense and 15th consecutive UFC win at UFC 148 with an incredible 2nd round TKO over Chael Sonnen. He followed that off with a complete demolition of Stephan Bonnar in October.

Silva and Weidman will meet as the main event for UFC 162 in Las Vegas, NV on July 6.
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2013/4/5...man-bring-uriah-hall-train-anderson-silva-mma
 
#52 ·
Anderson outboxes him, takes his back for 2 mins, then gets reversed and is in guard for a minute or so til they get stood up. Anderson outboxes again and then takes Ryo down into guard. Anderson continues to outbox him in a boring fight.

Never at any point during that fight do I see Anderson losing until he taps to a submission that isn't even tight.
 
#53 ·
I haven't watched it in a while but im sure it went differently to what you guys have said ill rewatch it tonight unless im thinking of daiju takese
 
#68 ·
You are talking about Weidman. Not only does he have a lot of ground and pound power but he has a great submission game. His wrestling is likely better than Chael's as well, he's so aware during scrambles. I know it's sloppy MMAmath but Chael was defeated in pure wrestling by Munoz and Weidman made Munoz look like an amateur.

to be honest, Coleman's GNP was only really effective when he could use headbutts.
Definitely, Coleman even admitted that. Fedor became the real ground and pound king once actual rules were implace. To do this day few if any can ground and pound in guard like him.
 
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