Anderson almost shot Cordeiro

[Bella79]

http://www.espn.co.uk/ufc/sport/story/148197.html

UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva has an excellent relationship with world-renowned coach Rafael Cordeiro, but he has revealed in his new biography that he once genuinely almost shot Cordeiro.

As reported by Fighters Only, Silva's book documents a time when he coached jiu-jitsu classes. However, Chute Boxe head coach Cordeiro told him that he no longer wanted the classes to continue.

At a time of financial difficulty the situation erupted, with Silva suffering a slap to the face. Fighters Only reports that the book then details how Silva waited for Cordeiro with a shotgun, only to be talked out of it by his peers.

"The biography says the truth of everything that happened since my childhood until this moment. It documents day-to-day frustrations, what is good, what is bad, and how it is bad to stay away from the family. The book tells my life," Silva summarises.

"I speak the truth in the book. That was a phase in my life in which I had nothing but the gift God gave me to give classes and I almost did a foolish [thing]."

[Bella79]

What a weenie.. That is just low. I like Professor Cordeiro shame on Anderson to ever stoop to that..Big heart of Cordeiro to forgive him. I can't say I would.

[County Mike]

Somebody's unstable if he thinks a slap to the face warrants a shotgun blast.

[PRShrek]

Originally Posted by Bella79

What a weenie.. That is just low. I like Professor Cordeiro shame on Anderson to ever stoop to that..Big heart of Cordeiro to forgive him. I can't say I would.

I get what you’re saying, but as a man I can tell you that losing the families means of support, especially when you don’t have any leads on new income, can make you a little psycho.

[JavierDLC]

There he goes proving Chaels point that he is nothing but a savage....

[Llamafighter]

this should be an interesting read...!

[rockdawg21]

Was getting ready to post this. Crazy stuff!

[Bella79]

Originally Posted by PRShrek

I get what you’re saying, but as a man I can tell you that losing the families means of support, especially when you don’t have any leads on new income, can make you a little psycho.

Then be a man not a punk with a shotgun.

[PRShrek]

Originally Posted by Bella79

Then be a man not a punk with a shotgun.

I’m not saying he was right to do it, I’m saying that the guys who have been in that position are going to be a lot less smug about how someone else reacted.

If your boss fired you and slapped you in the face, do you actually think your response would be cool and rational?

[Bella79]

Originally Posted by PRShrek

I’m not saying he was right to do it, I’m saying that the guys who have been in that position are going to be a lot less smug about how someone else reacted.

If your boss fired you and slapped you in the face, do you actually think your response would be cool and rational?

If we all thought about taking drastic measures we would all be dead. People deal with divorces,illnesses,lay-offs,foreclosures, etc.. I can agree with you to an extent about a "MAN" needing to feed his family, but you don't do things like that... Especially to someone who helped you along the way.. I can see him flipping out maybe have a street fighting match, but a damn shotgun? That's messing with my life??
I lost a lot when my ex cheated and left us, believe me I lost it all.. However I never would think to go take a shotgun to anyone and I am a crazy bitch..