Lesnar is probably the most hate UFC fighter next Diago Sanchez. Brock still think that being an ***hole, arrogant and**** builds fans. In the WWE that might work, but not the UFC. Fans like humble fighters with no excuses! Something Brock is not!


Brock angry!!!!! He's definitely the missing link to neanderthals.

and judging by his post match interview, he likes the boos and those who don't like him will pay money to see him get beat, which means more buys & ticket sales.

It may not be the most classy thing but fans love it.

Let me remind everyone...if Brock was the same size as all the other heavyweights he would get DESTROYED EVERY TIME....why anyone would want to see a technically inferior fighter dominate a division is beyond me.....

Mir is no small fighter at around 250 and he was supposedly sooo much more talented.

We'll see if Fedor can do anything with the big galute.

if Brock was the same size as all the other heavyweights he would get DESTROYED EVERY TIME

The thing that you don't point out is that Mir doesn't cut weight....he's 245 by fight time....Lesnar is at LEAST 280 if not 290 by fight time...relatively speaking he's not so big now is he?

The thing that you don't point out is that Mir doesn't cut weight....he's 245 by fight time....Lesnar is at LEAST 280 if not 290 by fight time...relatively speaking he's not so big now is he?

According to you, Brock Lesnar gained 15-25 pounds in the matter of 24 hours? Is it possible? I suppose so, but that would assume that Brock Lesnar does absolutely nothing for the next 24 hours except drinking beer, eating chocolate and other high calorie items, which are hand fed to him so he doesn't have to lift a finger, something which I highly doubt, simply because if he did, he would come to the ring looking like the Stay-Puff Marshmallow Man. Usually, in the time between weigh-ins and the fight, these people are loading up on carbs, so pasta and other such items.

I'm not going to deny that it is possible that he will gain some weight between weigh-in and fight time. However, the amount of weight he gains will be equal to that which his opponent gains. Having been a former wrestler who knows a little about having to cut and making weight, by the time you cut that much weight, you are absolutely drained and have no energy at all, let alone the energy to pack back on 15 lbs. Again, I'm not saying that it is impossible, but from my experience of being in a similar situation and my knowledge of human physiology, I'm about 95% sure that it is highly improbably to do so without some artificial means.

It is all water weight and many fighters can cut more than 20lbs before a fight.

You say you know about cutting weight but you clearly have no idea.

I'm arguing that it is nearly impossible to GAIN 15-25 lbs in a 24 hour period as the poster was claiming that Brock did between the weigh in which was July 10th at 6 pm and the fight which was July 11th at 8pm, or whenever it started.

I'm arguing that it is nearly impossible to GAIN 15-25 lbs in a 24 hour period as the poster was claiming that Brock did between the weigh in which was July 10th at 6 pm and the fight which was July 11th at 8pm, or whenever it started.

Dumb fans love it...I watched it again...what a rediculously boring fight....
If you're tuning in just to see if he gets knocked out...you're probably wasting your money....look at the size of his neck....

you watched it again......so? if you watch it twice...does that make you twice as dumb...

do we really need our kids emulating someone like that?

I gotta give Brock some credit....he knows how to get people riled up...he certainly got me riled up....but in the end...when the dust settles....I certainly won't be paying money to watch that guy fight....do we really need our kids emulating someone like that?

Shane Carwin got rocked by Gonzaga before he threw a desperate punch that ended it all.....what's gonna happen when you're dealing with the power of a 300 lb monster? You'd be insane to bet against him.....

I think Fedor could beat him by more than a sub.

His chin hasn't been truly tested yet.

Lesnar Vs. Fedor!

it's going down!

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