Lyoto Machida vs. Anderson Silva, who wins.

[machidaneeda]

If Anderson makes it past forrest more than likely he would get a title shot after or before the winner of rampage and rashad. I guarantee that Machida will win against Shogun Rua. So who would win the fight between the 2 most accurate strikers in MMA. Lyoto "The Dragon" Machida or Anderson "The Spider" Silva?

[DakkoN]

They will never fight each other so it's irrelevant. Silva will not take a title shot until Machida loses it. Both guys are Team Black House.

[hogfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by DakkoN

They will never fight each other so it's irrelevant. Silva will not take a title shot until Machida loses it. Both guys are Team Black House.

Dana White said they'd fight if he tells them to fight.

[MC Fatigue]

Quote: Originally Posted by machidaneeda

If Anderson makes it past forrest more than likely he would get a title shot after or before the winner of rampage and rashad.?

But he won't get a title shot, because he won't fight Machida. So end of story, really.

[machidaneeda]

well if they did end up fighting who would win. you guys have no imagination.

[Scoop_Brady]

To the naked, untrained eye this fight would appear to be 5 rounds of 2 fighters standing around and doing nothing. The judges would be forced to call it a unanimous draw. In reality a viewing of the fight in super-slow-motion would show that both fighters were fighting each other at speeds undetectable to mere mortals and Machida would come out on top.

[DakkoN]

Quote: Originally Posted by hogfan

Dana White said they'd fight if he tells them to fight.

No he didn't. Here's the exact quote.

Quote:

MMAJunkie.com quoted White when speaking about a possible bout between the two talented teammates. “Trust me: This is the fight business,” White said. “You know what you do in the fight business? You fight guys. You find out who’s the best. I don’t ever worry about guys saying they won’t fight. Everybody [who should fight] will wind up fighting in the end.” According to the report Machida and Silva’s manager Ed Soares did not rule out the fight, but did say it would cost the UFC about $100 Million to get them into the Octagon at opposite ends. But, we doubt Dana and the UFC would pay that much out ever for a main event.