Follow The Action Breaks Down Hall vs. Silva, Other Fight Night Bouts Oct 31

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Follow The Action Breaks Down Hall vs. Silva, Other Fight Night Bouts Oct 31

Follow The Action breaks down the UFC Fight night card that features a retirement bout for Anderson Silva (+190).

Uriah Hall looks to ruin the party as a -240 favorite. Hall had previously been written off by many MMA critics.

“I feel like Benjamin Button,” said Hall, the now 36-year-old middleweight. 

He's not the only one who feels this way.

“I call him ‘Benjamin Button,’ because the older he gets, the better he gets,” said Sayif Saud, the head coach at Fortis MMA in Dallas, Texas, where Hall now trains. “When Uriah is on, he’s the best fighter at that weight class.”

So what do the guys at Follow The Action think of his chances?  Watch below.

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