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Anderson Silva has affirmed that this evening’s bout is not his final one. While he intends to persist in competition, he additionally has aspirations of enlisting with the Beverly Hills Police Department and serving as a law enforcement officer.

Silva initiated with an attempted left hand early on. Woodley managed to connect with him as he advanced but received an uppercut in return. Silva shifted right and aimed for a body uppercut from an angle. A superb right uppercut landed from Silva, which Woodley failed to anticipate. Next, an inside combination unfolded — and WOODLEY IS DOWN! With 1 minute and 40 seconds remaining in the second round, the contest concluded! Woodley rose, but the official prevented him from proceeding. Incredible!

The combined age of Silva and Woodley totals 93 years, making their continued participation in competitive sports, particularly a comparatively recent professional endeavor for them, rather remarkable.

Silva, fighting from a southpaw stance, appears considerably taller than Woodley, who is right-handed. Woodley aimed a strike to the lower body. Silva maintained a defensive posture, while Woodley sought to narrow the distance. A right blow to the body came from Woodley. Spectators began to express dissatisfaction due to the minimal engagement during the initial minute and a half. Woodley delivered a sequence of punches. Silva had not truly launched an attack until now, with a left hand partially connecting. A counter hook landed as Woodley tried a low jab. Further expressions of displeasure from the audience ensued. Woodley will likely secure the first round based on his activity, though overall engagement was quite sparse.

Woodley wins the round 10-9.

The upcoming bout of the evening is set to commence, featuring a six-round cruiserweight contest between renowned UFC figures Anderson Silva and Tyron Woodley.

Silva engaged in a display boxing match against Chael Sonnen in May 2024, which largely resembled a training session. Although Silva seemed to be holding back during this exhibition, his maintained proficiency was evident.

During Woodley’s initial encounter with Paul, he was outmaneuvered in the preliminary rounds but found his rhythm after injuring Paul in the fourth, whereas Paul encountered difficulty with Silva’s defensive capabilities in their contest.

Silva generally presents as a more skilled boxer than Woodley, however, Woodley is nearer to his peak physical condition, possessing an edge in quickness and striking force. Woodley faces challenges with maintaining appropriate distance, performing more effectively at medium to short ranges. As demonstrated in his fight with Paul, one of Silva’s primary strengths is his adeptness at long-range fighting. In that particular match, Paul was compelled to advance and attempt to push Silva backward.

My anticipation is that Silva will outscore Woodley over the six-round duration; nonetheless, given Silva’s age, the extent of any decline since his previous fight remains uncertain, making Woodley a viable underdog contender.

Prediction: Silva

Former UFC champions Anderson Silva and Tyron Woodley are set to compete in a six-round catchweight bout at 195 pounds.

Silva, at 50 years old, is enshrined in the UFC Hall of Fame, having held the middleweight title from 2006 to 2013, marking one of the promotion’s most celebrated championship reigns.

Silva, with a boxing record of 3 wins, 2 losses, and 2 KOs, has participated in three professional boxing matches recently. The fighter from Brazil triumphed over former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. by split decision in 2021, subsequently achieving a first-round knockout against ex-UFC light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz later that year. However, Silva suffered a defeat against Jake Paul over eight rounds in his most recent ring appearance in October 2022.

Woodley, holding a record of 0 wins and 2 losses, who previously held the UFC welterweight title from 2016 to 2019, engaged in two consecutive fights with Paul in 2021. “The Chosen One” lost to Paul via split decision in August of that year before being on the receiving end of a candidate for “Knockout of the Year” in their December rematch.

Jahmal Harvey secured a victory against Kevin Cervantes by unanimous decision (scores of 60-53, 60-53, 60-53), commencing the main card action in Miami.

Harvey is relentlessly attacking Cervantes, whose barrage of punches forces Cervantes to retreat. Cervantes is unable to cope with Harvey’s swiftness. Internal right uppercuts are causing Cervantes’s head to snap back. Harvey has connected with significantly more punches, 168 to 31, over six rounds that have been entirely dominated by him. Harvey has effectively utilized his jab to the body this evening. Had Cervantes shown greater offensive intent, he would have inadvertently presented additional opportunities for Harvey. Harvey intends to unleash his full punching power in the concluding minute of this bout, as Cervantes persists in enduring rapid combinations. A superb display by Harvey!

Harvey wins the round 10-9, leading 60-53 overall.

Only two rounds remain in this encounter. Harvey initiates with a series of jabs. With his guard lowered, Harvey anticipates Cervantes’s offense to launch a counter. Harvey lands a body shot, then follows with an uppercut aimed at the center. Harvey appears more relaxed this round, operating within striking distance with his hands low, depending on head motion and seeking opportunities to counter Cervantes. A well-placed right hand connects for Harvey, succeeded by quick, short punches.

Harvey wins the round 10-9, leading 50-44 overall.

Harvey commences the fourth round employing a southpaw stance, successfully landing a jab and a hook. Harvey attempts to bypass Cervantes’s defense with right hooks, as Cervantes maintains a strong guard. He then transitions back to orthodox. Harvey directs left hand jabs towards the lower body. A right hand connects cleanly to Cervantes’s chin from Harvey. Cervantes avoids two of his hooks. A superb uppercut counter from Harvey compels Cervantes to retreat once more. A right hand breaches Cervantes’s defense. Harvey delivers a rapid two-punch combination through the guard, then targets the body. Cervantes endures considerable damage yet remains in the fight.

Harvey wins the round 10-9, leading 40-35 overall.

Harvey commences the third round with a precise jab. Cervantes attempts to close the distance but is met with left hand strikes. Harvey then delivers a well-executed combination. A right hand to the body compels Cervantes to retreat. Harvey targets the lower body with left hands to set up an overhead right. Two powerful body blows are followed by a strong upper combination. Cervantes falls to the mat, though it is not called a knockdown. Another left hand firmly strikes Cervantes’s face, concluding the third round.

Harvey wins the round 10-9, leading 30-26 overall.

In the initial round, Harvey connected with 23 punches compared to Cervantes’s single strike.

Cervantes attempted a right hand, which Harvey countered effectively with a left uppercut. A precise left hand forced Cervantes backward towards the end of the first minute. Harvey is dominating the action using his jab and accurate punches. He is also commendably varying his attacks to Cervantes without excessive exertion. A right hook jolts Cervantes’s head backward in the concluding minute. A remarkable performance from Harvey!

Harvey wins the round 10-9, leading 20-17 overall.

A matchup of a 1-0 record against a 5-0 record commences the main card — Let’s begin!

Harvey initiates with a strong jab. Next, a combination is thrown but does not connect. Harvey reverts to his quick left hand. Cervantes is pressing forward, and Harvey aims to draw him into his punches. A good sequence of body shots follows. Another swift combination from Harvey. Powerful blows from Harvey land squarely on Cervantes’s face. Harvey adopts a southpaw stance early in the second minute. CERVANTES IS KNOCKED DOWN! This occurred from a combination by Harvey at the 1:30 mark, with the right hook and left hand being the impactful strikes. Cervantes is now unsteady after being struck by a right hook. A round of clear dominance.

Harvey wins the round 10-8.

We are prepared for the inaugural six-round bout presented on Netflix.