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Anderson Silva: It will be like a chess match
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Silva told gathered reporters, despite the intense staredown that wrapped up Wednesday's proceedings, there's nothing personal at stake when he meets Vitor Belfort on Saturday night.
"It's normal," Silva said through his manager and interpreter, Ed Soares. "I have nothing against Vitor personally. We're both employees of the UFC, and this is our job to get in there and fight and put on a show for everybody. I have nothing personal against Vitor."
"It's not personal at all. I'm a fighter. I'm hired by the UFC to fight for the UFC, and it's going to happen. There's no secret. It's going to happen."
"I think it's great that the Brazilian media is here. It's very good for the sport for the Brazilian media to have taken these many steps to come here and follow us over here. It's very good for our sport, especially with the UFC going to Brazil. It's going to be great."
"A fight is a fight. It's hard for me to say, but it's going to be like a chess match. Whoever makes the wrong move is going to lose."
Silva, who turns 36 years old in April, believes professional boxing may still have a place in his future at some point.
"Maybe," Silva admits. "This is my dream."