the law died along with Republican hopes for a majority.

More than one path to the top of the mountain

If Paul truly wants to be president, he must find a way to run since missing the 2016 window might kill his chances permanently. A failure to run in 2016 might mean missing his moment. If a Republican wins that year, it might be eight years before Paul has another chance to run for an open Oval Office. Even if he mounted a losing campaign in 2016, he might position himself for a successful run later since Republicans often nominate the runners up from previous campaigns.

There might be other options that would allow Paul to run for president without giving up his Senate seat. First, if he has the backingAnderson Silva was the man poised to face off in a boxing match with Roy Jones Jr. He even had UFC President Dana White’s blessing.

However, his loss to Chris Weidman and broken leg have put those ambitions on hiatus.

In the wake of UFC 168, boxing great Roy Jones Jr, who was sitting cage side last Saturday, told the media that since Silva is out, he would like to face Nick Diaz.

Hearing the news himself, retired UFC welterweight Chris Lytle (pictured) took to twitter to throw his name in the hat.

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