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Originally Posted by Mutt
he's too fucking big, where are they going to find guys near 300 pounds to give this big doofus a good fight? i'm a very casual MMA watcher and from where I'm sitting long term he's not good for the MMA, i'm sure you MMA purists will say guys with better technical skills than him will be able to beat him - nah, that's like the boxing version of a 'puncher's chance', as Lesnar keeps getting more experience as an MMA fighter he will become unbeatable and that's not good for the sport.
i also don't like the guy, horrible personality.
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People said the same thing about bob sapp and now look at him, he recently got beat by some LHW. Although lesnar does have a lot of wrestling experience but then again bob sapp is nearly 400 pounds. There's plenty of guys way bigger than lesnar and they can't even make it in MMA, plenty have tried and failed.
Fedor is 230 pounds, Nogueira is 240 pounds and they've done amazing at HW. Not everyone is made for MMA, you can't just say they are huge so now they just need to learn and they'll be unstoppable. Well you can but you'd be wrong. I'll be amazed if lesnar can hang in there much longer as the champ. He only has 5 MMA fights and already lost one. Frank Mir isn't the best BJJ guy either.
Lesnar hasn't exactly been given the toughest fighters. He fought Frank and lost his first time in the UFC, Frank hasn't looked all that amazing after he got in a accident. Randy sure doesn't have the best record and fought a lot at LHW, he's just known for beating guys he wasn't suppose to beat. Heath is experienced but has his fair share of crappy fights and losses. When lesnar gets another 10 or so wins against good fighters then that might be the time to talk about what a badass he is.
bob sapp
hong man choi & lesnar
