Anderson Silva reveals when he will retire

Dmitriy Kel Sept. 26, 2022, 12:51 p.m.

Legendary former UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva admitted that he plans to leave the sport in two years.

“When I want to hang my gloves on a nail, that will be the final decision. I will thank everyone and end my career. But now I feel great and I train with professional fighters. They help me a lot, and I manage to stay on the same level with them.

I think I will have my farewell fight when I turn 49. Yes, most likely, I will leave in two years, ”MMA News quotes 47-year-old Silva.

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