Michael Bisping has put forth a breakdown of the fantasy matchup between Anderson Silva and Georges St-Pierre. In a video posted to his YouTube channel, Bisping recalled defeating Silva and losing to St-Pierre.He noted that Silva and St-Pierre similarly reigned as the UFC middleweight (185-pound) champion and UFC welterweight (170-pound) champion respectively from 2006 to 2013. One ought to note that GSP lost his title in 2007 but reclaimed it in 2008.UFC on BT Sport@btsportufcA special win for Michael @Bisping!Five years ago the Count beat Anderson Silva in London Watch the highlights 47865A special win for Michael @Bisping!Five years ago the Count beat Anderson Silva in London 🙌Watch the highlights 👇 https://t.co/1Xar9AAqdTBisping, a former UFC middleweight champion, pointed out that in 2010, ‘The Spider’ teased moving down to welterweight to fight St-Pierre. Bisping believes St-Pierre would’ve comfortably grappled his way to a decision win against a diminished version of Silva if they'd fought at welterweight in 2010.Bisping then discussed Georges St-Pierre possibly facing the Brazilian MMA great at middleweight between 2015 and 2017. He feels that in the 2015-17 period, St-Pierre – who’d rehabbed old injuries and gained muscle mass during his MMA hiatus since 2013 – would’ve beaten Silva.UFC on BT Sport@btsportufcOn This Day in 2017, @GeorgesStPierre returned after four years out and beat Michael Bisping at #UFC217 to become middleweight champion.His final UFC fight to date.. 🤔95266🏆🏆On This Day in 2017, @GeorgesStPierre returned after four years out and beat Michael Bisping at #UFC217 to become middleweight champion.His final UFC fight to date.. 🤔 https://t.co/utPdskzNNONevertheless, he opined that Silva would’ve beaten St-Pierre in their primes, stating:“In their primes, from 2009 to ’12, fighting at middleweight, I’ve gotta go with Anderson Silva. Now look, overall, I think it would have been an extremely close fight.”He explained that Georges St-Pierre would’ve utilized a great strategy and implemented several takedowns. However, Anderson Silva’s KO power and creativity would’ve helped him defeat his Canadian foe. Bisping said:“Georges would’ve come in for a takedown; he [GSP] would’ve walked into a knee, an elbow, a punch, a kick - something. And I do think Anderson Silva would’ve been victorious. There it is. In their primes, I think Anderson might’ve got the job done.”Watch Bisping discuss the topic at 13:25 in the video below: What’s next for Michael Bisping, Anderson Silva, and Georges St-Pierre? Michael Bisping last fought Kelvin Gastelum in November 2017 and lost via first-round KO. Bisping announced his MMA retirement in 2018 and was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame in 2019. He currently works as a UFC commentator. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostMeanwhile, Anderson Silva’s final UFC fight was a fourth-round TKO loss against Uriah Hall in October 2020. Silva parted ways with the UFC in November 2020 and has been competing in the sport of boxing.Barstool Sports@barstoolsportsAnderson Silva knocks out Tito Ortiz! @SpinninBackfist172323794Anderson Silva knocks out Tito Ortiz! @SpinninBackfist https://t.co/QJSPw1j5BaAs for Georges St-Pierre, his last MMA fight came against Bisping in November 2017. GSP beat Bisping via third-round submission to win the UFC middleweight title, which he vacated soon after. St-Pierre announced his MMA retirement in 2019. He’s lately found tremendous success as an actor/model and entrepreneur. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post