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Originally Posted by ismokeblunts
I've never even trained in jiu jitsu and i saw that coming way before it happened. At first I was mumbling to myself "don't step into it, don't step into it..." and moments later I'm spilling beer and screaming "NOOOOOO" at the top of my lungs at the TV. He couldn't have made what he was going for more obvious if he had ASKED Lesner to step into it. I think you chalk part of it up to lack of ring experience. He was caught up in the moment, and threw caution to the wind. All he had on his mind was jumping in there and pounding Mir into the mat again and it cost him...
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Sure, I agree there was some of that, call it blood lust. But on the same token, this isn't some Noob, this is a NCAA Champion, who has been in front of a big crowd, competing for all the marbles. Lesnar should have known better, been trained better, and definately better prepared for the adrenal dump.
I hope he does better with Coleman. Coleman is good for the first round, after that he's gassed. Maybe we'll see Lesnar pull off a submission.
