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 Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2008 8:06 pm
Pretty good, until he got caught by a submission.. but still, when I saw that, I thought (as ignorant as I thought at that time) "Brock Lesner? He's just an idiot, who only has that WWE experience. Boy did he prove me wrong, in the first couple of minutes, he actually dominated Frank Mir, punching him in the face left and right, playing the ground and pound game, which he did pretty damn well! Sure, he blippin' lost, but the man has potential to be far greater than he is now, with experience and training, he will be a force to be reckoned with one day. He definately needs to be here.
Discuss:
Is Brock Lesner worthy to be in the UFC?
Did he prove to WWE fans, that he's not just a WWE Superstar anymore and he deserves to be in the UFC?
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Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 9:05 am
Personally, I think he did well, and even in submitting, he showed a lot of skill, realizing that quickly that he wasn't getting out of that leg lock and that he should tap early. I just hope he keeps up with it instead of deciding that it's too much work and giving up like he's done before with other things.
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 7:18 pm
He did O.K. at best.
Really he showed that you have to take some time and now what you are getting yourself into. I mean even before the fight me and my friends thought that the second he got caught in a good quality submission it was over.
Some limited potential and a lot of anger for losing his chance at the WWE in my opinion
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