Anderson Silva clarifies claim he was ‘knocked out two times’ while training for Jake Paul fight



Before Silva released his statement, Paul’s fellow YouTuber-turned-boxer KSI tweeted: “Anderson Silva has said that he’s been knocked out twice before his fight against Jake Paul…Think we know how this is gonna go…”

Silva replied to the Briton: “Young man please don’t try and spread rumors that were simply bad English. You and Jake are such an inspiration to the youth. Build together. Don’t burn.”

KSI then said: “I have no respect for Jake. He is no inspiration. Only thing he wants to build, is himself. He’s destroyed more bridges than a tsunami. Either way, my bad. Good luck in your fight.”

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Sillva is considered by many to be the greatest UFC fighter of all time, his seven-year middleweight title reign representing an unbroken record in the mixed martial arts promotion. The corresponding 16-fight win streak is also an unbeaten record in the UFC.

While the Brazilian is 3-1 as a professional boxer and holds a points win over former world boxing champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, Paul is 5-0 and has knocked out each man he has fought – including ex-UFC title holder Tyron Woodley.

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