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UFC middleweight Uriah Hall has made a massive statement in the middleweight division after earning a TKO win over Anderson Silva. ‘Prime Time’ Hall stopped Silva early in the fourth round after sending him to the canvas late in the third. The bout is expected to the final time Anderson Silva will compete inside the UFC’s cage.

Following the hectic finish, Uriah Hall was incredibly overcome with emotions as he paid his respects to the legend. Hall began shedding tears in the cage as apologized to ‘The Spider’ after TKOing him. Silva too was gracious in defeat and embraced the ranked middleweight and said, “I love you too” after the battle.

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The select crowd in attendance was up on their feet cheering on the wholesome moment that will likely cap Anderson’s legendary career. Moreover, his last moments in the cage truly encapsulate everything he has fought for in his career. Fans who have watched his rise and dominance would know that he embodies the spirit of an MMA fighter.

What’s more, the 185-pound champion in Israel Adesanya had come out to the Apex Facility to witness Silva’s last bout. ‘The Last Stylebender’ was quick to applaud Anderson for a career that will be soon enshrined in the Hall of Fame.

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UFC middleweight’s: Uriah Hall vs Anderson Silva

The bout between the elite fighters was back-and-forth right until the end of the third round. Not to mention, Anderson began the fight by displaying great versatility and he went on to win the round. However, as time went on, it was clear that Uriah Hall was picking up the pace. Chiefly, the writing was on the wall for ‘The Spider’ who just couldn’t handle the power.

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The stand-out of the contest still remains the post-fight show of respect between the two combatants. The middleweight warriors have a history together as they were slated to compete some years ago. Additionally, Hall has been compared to Silva at several points in his career. It was only fitting that he was the one to watch the Brazilian icon ride off into the sunset.

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