Here is the result of the Paul VS Silva fight
Jake Paul VS Anderson Silva ROUND 8 DECISION - LOST
It seems the fights really legit. man Anderson Silva seems not himself no counters and didn't last because he has gas out Anderson Silva knowing him how to fight he would never push forward in an offense to his opponent, he was the one exposing his opponent with the untouchable defense of his and then counters the counters was gone in his gameplay this is not the Anderson Silva that I know and love, or this could be the fixed fight that Paul want but surely there are some moments on the fight that Anderson Silva seems to negate clinch from Jake Paul because of his MMA background but surely this is not the same Anderson Silva I used to watch,
We can say that he still got the footwork but man his punching rhythm is not there it was uncharacteristic for me to do such things, but Jake Paul's footwork is not really furnished yet if he decided to fight a professional boxer he would surely lose, but still, the fight is not boring, I surely enjoyed it and Anderson Silva is not the same anymore so maybe he should really be retired completely,
Probably Silva had known that he won't win no matter how good his performance is since the judge will definitely favor Paul. As a result Paul indeed won via unanimous decision but it was labeled controversial by some sports site since they had it scored in favor of Silva with Paul only taking 2 rounds (including the 8th round knock out) You can read more about the unofficial scoring of that site in this
postAgain, I haven't seen the fight but base on what I read, there is no controversial, give it to Jake Paul for beating his idol, an 47 year old wash up in Anderson, hehehe (*sarcasm*). So not sure how they score and think that Silva won the fight here.
And now he is calling Nate Diaz and then Canelo? Lol.
Nate Diaz fight will be fine I guess, two big mouth fighters and obviously this is going to be a hype fight if Nate is willing to be the next dance partner and obviously, if he wanted to have some retirement money.