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Countdown to UFC 183: Silva vs. Diaz

Both Anderson Silva and Nick Diaz have been away from the sport for different reasons, but they're both back for one of the biggest fights in the history of MMA. Watch Countdown to see how both camps went on the way to UFC 183.

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