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Anderson Silva's sons fighting? 'Jesus, no'
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UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva is trying more to be more accessible. Often criticized for his inability, or perhaps unwillingness, to speak English, the fighter is now doing so whenever possible in his time with the media.
A new documentary, Like Water, chronicling Silva's life during his preparation for the UFC 117 fight with Chael Sonnen is set to debut April 22 at The Tribeca Film Festival.
"The first time I watched the documentary – oh my God," Silva said. "Jesus. Amazing. This is me? Oh. But I'm happy. I'm very excited.
"This is very important. Not for me. For my family, and my sons watch the documentary. I talk to my sons all the time. 'You have all the chance [to become] a strong man for the world. The best man in the world. But it's very important you take focus. I love my sons. They're good boys."
"Sometimes I'm so scared. No fight, please. You like to play soccer? Go to play soccer. The fight? No.
"I have my friends that fight. My team, my students. But sometimes, I'm, 'Oh my God. No more.' It's crazy. Jesus. My sons, no."