Jorge Guimarães, known as "Joinha" is a very present figure in MMA world, not only for his historical program "Passing the Guard" in Combate channel, but also as manager of great UFC athletes, like Lyoto Machida, Diego Nunes, José Aldo and Anderson Silva. This awaits the definition between Chael Sonnen and Michal Bisping on Saturday to see who he'll face. The manager of the middleweight champion said had never seen him so excited to a battle, and that he'll be in action for a long time.

"I don't think so (Anderson Silva retirement). It depends on him, but I do not believe it. The way the sport grows, the potential it has. I never saw him so excited, he is excited about everything. I believe he'll stay for a long time", said Joinha, who also pointed out the coldness of the fighter. "Anderson's head is wonderful, he's a guy withou any psychological problem, always well, always quiet, the quietest fighter I know, and whoever comes is of good size."

Still speaking about Anderson Silva, Joinha said he believes the fighter will break all records in UFC history. "I think for too long, the way the sport is growing I see Anderson breaking all records and achieving great accomplishments",  said the manager, who also said that the Brazilian is the biggest PPV selling fighter in the organization". Anderson is indispensable as a fighter to the organization, is one of the fighters who sell more pay-per-view. Even him not being in a good day you can expect be the best fight of the event and a guaranteed show. He has surpassed Brock (Lesnar) in sales before retirement. "

Besides Anderson Silva, Jorge "Joinha" Guimarães has UFC featherweights champion Jose Aldo Junior. "Aldo is another fighter that has an exceptional head. He is multidimensional, just don't use the elbow, but otherwise he has a full arsenal", joked.

Also known by his successful career as businessman, Joinha says that helped athletes who participated in The Ultimate Fighter Brazil selective, reality show that will air starting in March on Globo TV, and will have the middleweights Vitor Belfort and Wanderlei Silva as coaches. "There are some, but they are getting started, is a crew from base, has not signed anything yet, just a jig that I'm supporting, without compromise".