Anderson Silva’s manager says superfights still on the table

Keep hope alive! That's the business Ed Soares is in. Well technically his job title is Anderson Silva's manager but he also moonlights in…

By: Nate Wilcox | 10 years ago
Anderson Silva’s manager says superfights still on the table
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Keep hope alive! That’s the business Ed Soares is in. Well technically his job title is Anderson Silva’s manager but he also moonlights in the moonbeams and rainbows game based on his latest interview with Sherdog radio. That’s right, empty talk about “super fights” featuring Anderson Silva agains a list of unlikely but big name opponents, is no longer just Dana White’s hobby.

Here’s what Soares had to say:

“I think the superfights are still on the table. I think right now the superfights are in the future, but right now what should be on everyone’s mind should be the rematch with Chris Weidman.

“If he comes back and beats Chris Weidman,” Soares said, “I don’t see the reason why the superfights can’t happen.

“It’s true,” the manager said. “I mean, it could happen. Anything can happen.”

Yes kiddies anything can happen but Anderson Silva fighting GSP or Jon Jones or Roy Jones, Jr. remain fairly remote possibilities unless or until Silva can get his belt back from Chris Weidman at UFC 168 in December. Weidman famously KO’d Silva a couple weeks back at UFC 162.

SBN coverage of UFC 162: Silva vs. Weidman


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Nate Wilcox
Nate Wilcox

Nate Wilcox is the founding editor of BloodyElbow.com. As such he has hired every editor and writer to work for the site. Wilcox’s writing for BE is known for its emphasis on MMA history, the evolution of fighting techniques and strong opinions. Wilcox developed the SBN MMA consensus rankings which were featured in USA Today from 2009 to 2011. Before founding BE, Wilcox was a political operative working for such figures as Senators John Kerry and Mark Warner and an early political blogger. He is the co-author of Netroots Rising, a history of the political blogosphere from 2003 to 2007. Wilcox also hosts the Let It Roll podcast on music history for the Pantheon Podcast Network.

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