UFC Chronicles: Baddest Dude on the Planet

[@JeewanthaBandara]

He fought the way we fight in our heads. That's what makes him the GOAT for me.

[@SkinnyVinnie]

Perfectly said!

[@DanielKew-u7j]

Yes sir!

[@paprikash8574]

And to think some fools tried to compare him with Izzy.. Predominantly Izzy 🤣

[@JigglesLovely]

@@paprikash8574the comparison was from pre title Izzy days, when he was taking the UFC by storm, now he’s just a walking meme

[@georgeaghimien3234]

Faaaaaaaaacts

[@mdwv872]

The golden age of the sport. Nothing but legends and warriors. The newer fans of the sport will never understand what they missed. RIP Stephan Bonnar.

[@jailbreakoverlander]

yup

[@JaemanEdwards]

😂😂😂 You have no idea about fighting if that's what you think.

[@mdwv872]

@@JaemanEdwards enlighten me genius

[@JaemanEdwards]

@@mdwv872 Well it's all quite logical sir. The sport and the athletes are 10 years advanced from when no name bums were making the Spider look like the matrix. You had terrible fighters like Chael Sonnen as stars. Strikers had no takedown defence and grapplers had no striking. Fk I could go on forever . In fairness to you, I only started watching the UFC regularly around I think 2016. So I wasn't there at Andersons height of ability. But I've since seen most of his fights and who he fought. He's on my GOAT mountain, so I definitely rate him. But the overall standard of fighting was not great. You are obviously passionate about this sport which is just great. But I think sentimentality is coming into the equation. I come from rugby and I see old dudes claim the stars from yesterday would run rings around today's players. But the reality is those players were half the size, half the speed, and had half the skills. They like you have warm memories of those warriors. And there is nothing wrong with that. I was just having a cheeky dig. All good my man. Each to their own.

[@mdwv872]

@@JaemanEdwards first of all I appreciate the respect 🤝 and I’m glad we’re fans of the same sport. I’ve been watching this sport since 2003 when I was 13. But my last point here is that we are in agreement without even knowing it lol. I completely agree that the fighters today are better. They’re more well rounded fighters who started training at a younger age in every discipline, whereas those fighters of old were guys who started with wrestling or boxing or karate and then transitioned to mma later on. Plus it’s more mainstream so it’s been attracting better athletic talent. So I’m in full agreement with you there. The only thing I was saying is that it was a special time, the golden age. It was where the pioneers of the sport were still fighting. Yes, a lot of cans, but also legends: Fedor, Cro Cop, Nog, Liddell, Hendo, Wanderlei, Shogun, Rampage, and the list could endlessly go on. These guys were characters!

[@brianel3006]

I'm so glad I was an MMA fan during Anderson Silva's reign. The GOAT of MMA.

[@StacNStuff]

Jon jones my dude

[@albertkelly7129]

@@StacNStuff not even close Jones didnt lose but got beat up a few times all throughout his prime. Silva was on another planet in his prime

[@pedrodutra4088]

@@StacNStuffJones couldn’t never imagine in his dreams to be as dominant as Anderson was. People don’t realize how light years he was. He was on a whole other level

[@RaceGrifterExtraordinaire]

On a different note, Chael Sonnen was my favorite UFC clown....

[@skunk12]

​@@StacNStuffjon jones = trash

[@alexpietsch2108]

As a kid I didn’t get to watch Michael Jordan, I got to watch Anderson Silva the Jordan of MMA.

[@beaualoevv]

Jake Paul’s son

[@alexquintana1031]

Actually Lutter is the Michael Jordan of Jiu Jitsu according to Mike Goldberg during the cage entrance of that fight🤣

[@QueenSydon]

Jordan is the Anderson Silva of basketball

[@nimzzor]

​tell us you don't know shit about Silva without telling us you don't know shit about Silva...

[@alexpietsch2108]

@@nimzzor tell me about Silva then I’ve only been watching for 15+ years.

[@claudiuioanpardos611]

He will always be the GOAT for me; in his prime,no one could defeat him!!!

[@JigglesLovely]

Nobody could defeat Anderson Silva in his prime except himself

[@jordanbabcock9349]

LOL. Nobody ever beats any GOAT during their prime.. wtf?!

[@Provos7777]

@@jordanbabcock9349 Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Robinson, Lennox Lewis, GSP, Daniel Cormier, Amanda Nunes, Giorgio Petrosyan etc all lost in their primes

[@OfficiallyWrexx]

Yea it would have taken Jon to beat him lol

[@claudiuioanpardos611]

@@OfficiallyWrexx no,IT would have take jon jones to have some cocaine,together...

[@Childofbhaal]

In his prime he had a 16 fight win streak in the UFC. Only 2 of those fights went to decision. 14 finishes in 16 fights is a godly finish rate especially being champion and fighting the best of the best repeatedly

[@randyarman5978]

And he fought in lighthwavyweight too. And win. 😂😂😂

[@xcaluhbration]

@@randyarman5978I’m so mad Dana was against Double Champs back then cuz Anderson would’ve been the first.

[@scottyp2196]

There will never be a streak like it ever again. New fans just don't understand

[@AboutMMA_]

RIP Stephan Bonnar Nice to see him on this video

[@sergionancy9581]

I didn’t know he passed. What happened ?

[@AboutMMA_]

@sergionancy9581 heart failure i think

[@orlandoescobar5174]

@@sergionancy9581 Fentanyl overdose

[@KevinAbyss]

It was later revealed by the Clark County coroner’s office that Bonnar had died from an accidental fentanyl overdose@@sergionancy9581

[@jeffreyepsteindidntkillhim3673]

@@sergionancy9581poor dude od’d on fentanyl

[@KevinDFuller94]

Anderson was untouchable in his prime. It's not just that he was as dominant as he was for as long as he was but he was also one of, if not the most spectacular finishers the sport has ever seen. Truly a once in a lifetime type of talent. I'm bleesed to have witnessed his legendary career from start to finish 🇧🇷🕸🕷

[@beaualoevv]

Jake Paul’s son

[@leevine3911]

Cockiness was the reason he lost and then his downfall began

[@dcarson89]

​@@leevine3911 he was that way from start to finish, live by the sword die by the sword. All part of the mystique

[@leevine3911]

@@dcarson89 Yes but in the first match he lost , he became way too cocky

[@dcarson89]

@leevine3911 that wasn't his first loss, hard to stay focused I'm sure when you have been so dominant for so long. Trust me nobody was as angry and as upset as I was with the clowning that night. I genuinely thought he went down as a joke

[@JKMeZmA]

Man it’s sad to see Stephan bonnar now he’s passed away. So cool you had this footage from before.

[@Mixed-Media-Arts]

As opposed to footage from the future? Redundant

[@rakimtheking]

Anderson Silva was so good, people act like his competition was weak and he lacks skill. Put Prime Anderson Silva in the Middleweight division today, guaranteed he becomes Champion.

[@dt089]

Keep in mind he took Izzy to a competitive decision only a few years ago and he was far past his prime. Prime Anderson in today's MW division would dominate like he did back then.

[@Suds_Mc_Duff]

@@dt089 prime .. and focused Silva = unstoppable

[@carphucker2973]

Eh probably not

[@PoopythePlumber]

For real if his competition was so weak why wasn’t there another person doing what he was doing? He was taking everyone out who was in front of him in his era that’s all you can base it off if

[@WegaBoy]

Anybody who says prime Silva isn't champ today is just dumb or blinded by recency bias hype

[@datalondojones7969]

Anderson Silva was the closest thing to a real life video game character.

[@o.gparamount3099]

He was prime Roy Jones

[@B.L.K.S_808]

The first time I saw Anderson Silva fight, it was live in hawaii against Yushin Okami at Rumble On The Rock 8. I'll never forget that day. Long live the legend 🙏🏾

[@bobbysmith9881]

The up kick ko! Great tournament wasn't Shields and Condit in it?

[@dtoles20]

There will never be another Anderson silva

[@ezzio8611]

Dana White says the 🇧🇷 Carlos Prates reminds him of Anderson Silva, that's high praise and he's legit look up his fights for context.

[@MarvFitBikesKicks]

Michael Venom Page

[@Meursault_1111]

He was so impressive in victory, no matter who they threw at him. That after awhile I think a lot of us were watching his fights focused more on if he’d lose than anything else.

[@beaualoevv]

Jake Paul’s son

[@ynotwalk7391]

if you think about it, you can see why he got bored and sloppy they were not giving him proper challengers and he started clowning around too much due to boredom

[@devinj4300]

​@@beaualoevvStop It, Jake Paul Is A Big Ass 🐱 That's why he Doesn't go to MMA because they would bounce His Head Like a Basketball off the Mat 😂

[@JoshuaDavis-qk2ep]

Respect for Chael Sonnen for being so humble even after defending every shot with his face❤

[@MntRprznt]

SIlvas reign was legendary, the fact he still fought past his prime was legendary too. Jones will not fight after a loss, Silva kept it going because hes a true warrior - he was better on his 40's than most MW in their prime. He was the man from the MARTIX, untouchable.

[@ouroboroscartel8079]

It’s good someone posted this cos people seem to forget how much better than everyone else silva was, they better put sim respect on the man’s name 💯💯💯

[@ricardobjj24]

Anderson is the GOAT

[@Markle_B]

But Chael is undefeated champion still!

[@leevine3911]

​@@Markle_B😂😂😂😂

[@younghandsome3447]

Not over Jon Jones. Is you NUTS??

[@tillskyfallsdown]

Easily the most entertaining, enthralling and outstanding fighter in the history of the UFC.

[@justcruzin17]

So awesome to finally see this man get the respect he deserved. 🐐

[@Doofster]

It's weird watching a new piece with Bonnar being interviewed. For a second there I forgot he's dead

[@seanmcfee5236]

One of the greatest athletes in combat sports for me. His legacy will hopefully live forever

[@yusufsayed7039]

Still get goosebumps all these years later watching him! Crazy!

[@jas.digitalnative]

Man…. RIP Stephan Bonnar. That was kind of tough to watch, with the way he goes “too late” about that promo he wanted to cut. The guy deserved a better ending to his life.

[@tristan583]

with that being , anybody is more than 90% responsible for whatever he becomes in life

[@timboslice45]

​@@tristan583 Shut up dude, you can't even write a coherent sentence.

[@chadgriffith9583]

Sonnen's explanations of his fights with Silva were amazing.

[@eddieetim3988]

Changed mma forever with his skillset, no doubt deserves all the praise as an incredible fighter. Changed the sport, greatly appreciate everything you have accomplished. huge fan of your work.

[@DZMRKZ]

Respect to Chael Sonnen for keeping it a buck.

[@ministryoftruth8523]

When I first saw Anderson Silva fight, it was like watching a Bruce Lee film; but without the choreography. At that point I began watching every available fight with him and gradually realized that I may be watching the greatest combat athlete, ever. And then came Jon Jones...

[@316pelon]

Yep…feel the same way back in the day

[@nightkap35]

Here's my biggest complaint, and reason I put Silva just a smidge over JBJ. Silva fought at 185 & 205. He fought, and beat bigger opponents. Bones on the other hand fought guys who were all smaller (height) than him. And when he did fight someone his size (guss) he had the fight of his life...lost that one IMHO. But he never went to HW in those days. He takes years of to gain weight, and then beat an OK champ at best. Now he's hurt and who knows when or if he'll fight again. Silva did it several times and won with relative ease while still champ at 185. Even GSP couldn't, or didn't do that. Silva is the true GOAT. Hespect

[@frankiemartin3333]

@@nightkap35GSP fought Micheal Bisbing at middleweight. And Jon is a overall better fighter than Silva.

[@nightkap35]

@frankiemartin3333 I'm talking about when they were in their primes. GSP wanted nothing to do with Anderson Silva and would not accept a fight with him. .. or any other middleweight at the time. He was only interested in competing at welterweight..... well Silva went up to light heavyweight and dominated. Jones on the other hand seems to be doing everything he can to not fight anybody but a smaller heavyweight that he knew for a matter of fact he could beat easily. I don't see him challenging himself like Anderson did.

[@frankiemartin3333]

@@nightkap35 true that. But I think Jon Jones actually has potential to become the best heavyweight of all time also. Jons wrestling 🤼 can actually still take him far before he hits 40.

[@teddybanks-n3z]

The Sonnen vs Anderson first fight will go down as one of the greatest mma fights ever, I remember watching it with my family and friends and thinking, Anderson Silva is about to lose for the first time in the UFC and then watching him find a way to win in the last round, INCREDIBLE.

[@WegaBoy]

Silva is the greatest martial artist we have ever seen. Even into his late 40s after snapping his leg in half and doing things like fighting a prime DC on 4 days notice he still showed flashes of greatest against the worlds best. Never afraid to take crazy chances. He was magical in his prime. Lighting quick unpredictability on the feet with matrix like head movement and could submit you on the ground as well. Even made it a point to submit most of the grapplers he ever faced, even while going into the Chael fight with a fractured rib. New fans just don't get it and he gets disrespected by recency bias hype too much. People forget how good he was. Prime Silva is still champ today.

[@navjitbassi03]

Dc was old aswell. Thats not prime DC either, do u not remember his age when he fought silva?

[@WegaBoy]

He was literally the 205 champ preparing to fight Jon Jones for UFC 200 hadn't even beat Stipe yet tf you talking about that was definitely still prime DC@@navjitbassi03

[@KobeIsG.O.A.T]

​@@navjitbassi03bro he fought DC on 4 days notice at 42 years old , he's a middleweight and a small one. DC is a heavyweight. The only reason DC went down to 205 is because of Cain fighting at heavyweight. Anderson is the greatest of all time and I'm a GSP fan. But Anderson finished all his fights on spectator fashion and the fighters he beat were all in there primes when he went on his run until he snapped his leg literally in half. GOAT

[@irvingceron1016]

​@@navjitbassi03I think DC wasn't even champ then, or was still the champ

[@navjitbassi03]

@irvingceron1016 he was the champ and was gona fight a returning jon jones who lost the title due to suspension

[@CoachJJ]

My man's greatness started WAY before the UFC...follow this man's entire career...MAGICAL!

[@KobeIsG.O.A.T]

Not only was his run through champions who were ALL in there primes , insane. He finished them. He is the greatest of all time. Simple as that. GSP comes in second as far as a champion but Anderson was untouchable and just the greatest. Respect to the GOAT 💯

[@samemery4447]

Im glad ufc giving Anderson his flowers he deserves while hes still around to feel the appreciation, good job with this one UFC 👏

[@DZMRKZ]

Aderson Silva one of the greatest to step in the octagon.

[@gondolin999]

he’s the reason i’m obsessed with combat sports

[@jcguerra333]

Forest is a humble cat. His fight against Stephan Bonner was legendary. When Anderson did that to him I knew he was official.

[@Mattyic313]

I’m 25 been watching the ufc CONSISTENTLY since 2009…Anderson is the greatest fighter in ufc history hands down

[@francisnay7411]

Forrest such a humble guy he was my brothers favorite fighter

[@instapowah]

What an era this was in the UFC - great memories. Anderson Silva is truly one of the best OGs to ever do it! ❣

[@JonathanOlvResque]

Anderson really made me love the sport. I haven’t seen such a excellence in fighting since then. The thing that surprises me the most is the amount of legends of the sport he fought against. This guys are so good, really if you know or not the sport, you know how good they are. Legends.

[@UFC-99]

He made me a fan of the sport watching his highlights back in 2011 on KZbin, his skillset was next level compared to the athletes back then.

[@joben1919]

I am grateful that watched he's fights in his prime.

[@mraBJJ33]

That chael sonnen first fight vs. silva was so insane when i saw it, i thought chael had it in the bag, and then that triangle snapped up. In his prime i dont think i saw anyone come as close to dethroning him

[@Jeff-bd5yo]

Except for Chael.

[@Gintello9]

The way the sport has evolved, it's gonna take an ungodly amount of talent to be this ahead of the game again like the spider was!

[@DrDoom931]

I was 13 when i watched him rearrange Rich Franklins face and i thought it was the wildest shit i had seen in my life so far. That Thai clinch was absolutely devastating in both of their fights and it looked unfair 😂

[@rocco_420]

I remember when i was a kid, this dudes name was everywhere. I was in the 6th grade when he made his debut. Him, along with all the other stars from that time, made me realize i LOVE watching fighting lol. I could watch anybody fight

[@fungus_am0nguz644]

For me Anderson is the greatest mma fighter ive ever seen (been watching since the late 90s) and sure there are some amazing fighters that have a better record like Jon Jones, Khabib, GSP, etc but there was just something about how Silva won fights, the way he did it, it was like watching a video game. My kid brother, who is really into the sport nowadays, says that back in the days compare to now fighters were bums, like the progression of sport its really off the charts now but like MJ, Anderson just made me stare in awe at what he was doing to the competition. The GOAT.

[@jamesdjl4359]

Anyone who has been watching as long as we have understands the true reverence for Anderson. People may disagree to an extent since everyone has their favorites. But, no one can ever really argue that Anderson isn't amongst the all-time greats. He often gets left out in today's MMA history landscape. Anderson is either the greatest of all time, or he's top 3. There is no other credible answer.

[@ashneel]

Evertime he stepped into the octogon he did something jaw dropping.. an honour to watch him in his prime

[@boringuserhandle]

Love how honest Forrest is

[@jstidd77]

He wasn’t very sportsmanlike immediately after he lost, which I totally understand. He’s able to look back on everything without emotion and see it like it is. That’s impressive to me.

[@OJ1192]

He doesn’t have a good record. He isn’t undefeated but this guy one of the greatest martial artists I have ever seen in my entire life. He is a REALLY artist. GOAT 🐐 and I don’t care about 0 in lose record.

[@KobeIsG.O.A.T]

Huh?? Not a good record,?? Bro you talking about a few loses when he was 42 ? Lol after he snapped his leg. Went up to 205 against cormier in short notice at 43 years old. Got robbed against bisbing. He's the greatest MMA fighter ever by far. Not only did he dominate, he finished his fights with flash

[@la-li-lu-le-lo9444]

The disrespect is crazy​@@KobeIsG.O.A.T

[@Megatron209]

Nothing was as fun as the 00’s for me as a kid watching guys like this was a blast.shout to sonnen for being humble about Anderson now.

[@GAMBiTx1]

The spider is the reason why I love MMA

[@JonathanKeys-f3m]

I'm really shocked how much people have forgot how great he really was for how long. He doesn't get enough respect in the goat debate. He changed the bar on what people thought was possible. He brought in Muhammad Ali kind of Defense based on speed and movement. He made professionals look like amateurs, and he made Legends look like it was the first day

[@Shodanrua]

RIP Bonnar

[@SubwayProphet]

Anderson's coach told him about James Irvin if he doesn't respect you he will kick you and that's what he did. I bet his respect skyrocketed afterward.

[@sgt.lincolnosiris4111]

"The god damn guy in starbucks knows who anderson silver is" - Mike Bisping

[@kira.light22]

Grew up watching his fights, I can still remember the thrill watching him do his finishes. One of the legends fr 💯

[@zacharyfaber]

He’s a true legend. Sparred him once, lasted 3 punches.

[@masterp2269]

It's tough seeing Bonnar nowadays...what a tragic loss. Anderson's run was as great as any...what a killer

[@zebulunashcroft6623]

Dude Forrest Griffin seems like a pretty cool guy; not everyone could take a beating like that and laugh about it... I guess it was a while ago, but still...

[@JohnDoe-iq9bz]

If Mortal Kombat was real then this guy personified it better than anybody else. Sometimes I felt like I was watching a video game when I saw him fight.

[@Positivevibesonly3-16]

Prime silva is GOAT

[@zibberebbiz]

GOATed run for me, being in my 20s and at the height of my MMA/puroresu fandom, no other fighter comes close for me. The fight vs. Franklin is the only fight other than Sapp/Nogueira where I remember exactly where I was and how I felt watching it. I was sitting at this dining table at the house where I used to babysit, watching a shitty stream on the family's laptop, and he got Ace in that Thai clinch and started lighting his face up with knees and my head exploded.

[@billielachatte4841]

RIP Stephan Bonnar.

[@anilkaraca1767]

He was a living douchebag, beat all his girlfriends and fighting average guys in bars.

[@jordannorris2406]

Anderson in his prime was the greatest martial artist we’ve ever seen. Not even a question.

[@m-u-hub]

THE REAL GOAT

[@cloudlockheart93]

It's refreshing to see Forrest Griffin, as great of a fighter that he was, be this humble and recognizing how he was nervous and the better man won that night.

[@jalenikezeue4114]

Anderson sliva is formless shapeless like water

[@PureMetalBanzai]

RIP Stephen Bonnar. Gone way to soon

[@branni6538]

Another good guy like Evan Tanner.

[@createdbyjv68]

What a WILD run. All of the legends he had beaten in that win streak is ridiculous

[@Shodanrua]

Lets be honest Bisping lost that fight.

[@carphucker2973]

He didn’t

[@kevinclark4899]

What i love about him the most, is the same thing i love about machida, the humility and respect of a true martial artist

[@flowroll777]

I feel for people who got into the UFC late and didn't get to watch his reign during it's peak.

[@JstPF-93]

The way silva praises his opponents at the end after he wins is so dope, especially sonnen cause he knew sonnen truly earned his respect. And bisping of course.

[@shashankashishsingh6734]

People talk about the evolution of the sport but still there hasn't been a striker yet who could be as close to Silva. And the moment he triangled choke Sonnen at the last second proved he was the complete mixed martial artist.

[@RonyRustico345]

Greatest martial ARTIST of all times, hands down. Extremely skilled performer that made us all enjoy the ride with him. You just wouldn't know what to expect from the Spider, although one thing was right..

[@TheDosage-Music]

The Griffin knockout is my favorite of all time.

[@Luis_Ah_Hoy_Jr]

Spider's combination of reflexes, agility, striking arsenal, head movement, sharpness, unpredictability and boldness was unquestionably the best ever. To make it even worse: Dude hit hard, had a granite chin, had phenomenal JJ skills and some of the most lethal Muay Thai strikes ever in a MMA fighter.

[@ralphenrile2793]

The Roy Jones of MMA. They both had styles that worked until they didnt work any longer. When they were in their prime, they were unbeatable.

[@Laneganswake]

When he broke his leg in the Wideman fight it was a pivotal moment for the sport and his career. When he was on he was so dominant

[@1DonCarlito]

Respect to all the awesome fighters that Respect fighters

[@dominathor]

I consider Jon Jones to be the GOAT/TBE of UFC(even with his * controversies), but I have to admit: prime Anderson Silva, gave me the most thrills ever, when it comes to a UFC main event.

[@maheshkanojiya4858]

what a documentary! Thanks for paying this respect to all time Legend ANDERSON SILVA - spider of MMA

[@leroymorris6036]

I like how Silva's opponents had such regard for him.

[@princehanz9792]

That coming from the baddest mouth Chael Sonnen makes Silva undeniable. ❤

[@seendidthegreat4814]

man so legendary the ufc couldnt even get an interview with him

[@BucketHeadianHagg]

Dude fought like a mother trying to get her kids to settle down in the car. Props and much respect!

[@JulioEuropePharmaVendor]

He was a fighter of once in a lifetime. Seeing Stephen Bonnar makes me feel sad, as a guy who also has issues with opioids. RIP

[@Coa_Kralj_Coa_The_King]

The most beautiful 🤩 fighter to watch ever!!! His body, body language, movement, speed, skills … Just amazing!!! Goat 🐐 Before Jon Jones started to take over!!!

[@charlespitter1848]

He'll always be my 🐐

[@rorycreane7581]

We can go back and forward with the goat conversation all day but irrelevant of who's the best ever on paper Anderson will always be mt favourite combats sports athlete of all time irrelevant of whos the best or the goat or whatever

[@jeroennickman]

Forrest Griffin has to be one of the most likeable personalities in the sport of all time. Just seems like such a nice dude.

[@spier9343]

What a legend this is how I start watching UFC..

[@japinoybettajapan]

Anderson has plenty of stamina and reserve always in the fight he always wait for the windows of opening sure hit that’s makes him one of the best fighter

[@leofeza9325]

Griffin came in Swinging the Caveman Style. I love his honesty. 😂😂😂

[@KarmaINC]

A master talent and amazing to watch when someone actually wanted to fight/engage with him.

[@alvarezgamers]

It was so awesome to watch this. I been a fan since the 90s. I was in my 20s in the 2000s. So this brought back great memories.

[@unclefester831]

Before he lost to Chris Weidman in 2013, Anderson Silva was undoubtedly the #1 p4p mma fighter on the planet. He was flawless and just lethal. What made him truly special was the fact that he beat guys who had different styles. He neutralized wrestlers and bjj black belts and his striking is elite level. To go undefeated for 6 years in the UFC shows how special he was. Definitely the greatest UFC middleweight champion till this day!

[@TechG]

Wish I was in tune with this stuff when it was happening but I know who the great ones are, just have to go back and watch

[@markwarne5049]

Good on these guys showing paying Silva homage and praise,humility!God bless yall!