Full Fight Video: Silva Vs. Irvin

UFC Fight Night 14 was aired Live last Saturday July 19. If you want to watch the Anderson Silva and James Irvin fight, You can view and download the full-streaming video and you can play it too in Windows Media Player or any other mp4 video application.

Result: Anderson Silva vs. James Irvin

Anderson Silva demolished James Irvin in Round 1.

R1: Silva comes out and lands a short right cross. He catches Irvins kick attempt and knocks him down with a huge punch. Silva follows it up with a barrage of punches and the ref jumps in and stops the fight. Irvin is out.

Winner by TKO Anderson Silva

Interview with James Irvin on Anderson Silva

Watch this interview with James Irvin on how he plans to kick the hell out of Anderson Silva. Would it happen? Silva is unstoppable.

Fight Predictions: Silva vs. Irvin

Who will win? Anderson Silva or James Irvin? Hear it straight from the experts.

Fight Preview: Silva vs. Irvin

Anderson "The Spider" Silva starts his quest to conquer the light heavyweight division against James "The Sandman" Irvin. Silva is moving up from 185 to 205lbs.

It will be interesting to see how Silva handles a much bigger, and presumably stronger, man in the clinch. He threw guys like Rich Franklin and Chris Leben around like rag dolls. Saturday’s bout should tell a lot about Silva.

A win over the pound-for-pound best fighter in the world Anderson Silva would be bigtime for Irvin’s status in the UFC. If he were to beat Silva, I think his wish may come true and he’d land a bout against the man he’s sought to fight for a long time, Wanderlei Silva.
from: sports.yahoo.com/mma

James Irvin says "I don’t think he has that heavy handed punching power that someone like Scott Smith or Quinton Jackson does." I agree, but when Anderson Silva follows through on one of those punches with an elbow or grabs his head and shoves a knee into his face, the power is the same. He may not punch as hard, but his Muay Thai is as powerful as any punch from Scott Smith or Quinton Jackson. I fully expect Anderson Silva to use his Muay Thai much more prominently when he moves up to light heavyweight.