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Right now Lesnar, he has more experience and IMO more power and I think he is a better wrestler but it would be sick.
Who wins? I watched them both in their last matches. It appears that Lashley has more MMA skills than Lesner, but we all know Lesner is strong. I dont think he will be able to hold Lashley down and pummel his grill like he did Mir though. It would be one of a fight, that I would pay big money to see.
Right now Lesnar, he has more experience and IMO more power and I think he is a better wrestler but it would be sick.
Brock has better wrestling, is bigger and more explosive, he pounds Lashely out..
way to copy me lol
Really? I thought they were both NCAA heavyweight champs?!
Don't hate mr. 4th place...
Let's see how he fairs against the winner of Carwin/Velasquez
brock
Brock would Moyda him...MOYDA I TELLZ YA!
I'd like to see this match as well, but it won't happen anytime soon (which means that it won't be a big money pull unless Lesnar is the champion when it happens). Part of the hatred of Lesnar is how he's been able to rise so fast in the UFC, and Lashley would need to put some work in because people are gonna be upset that another WWE guy comes in and gets a shot. Otherwise it's two guys that "didn't pay their dues" figthing for the belt...IF either of them are champion material at the time they fight.
Still, Lesnar wins :p
Brock, hes too powerful. I would imagine his ground game is improving at an alarming rate considering the fact that he said his trainers got out of positions Mir couldn't.
Brock is 6-3 and weighs 265, Lashley is 6-1 and weighs 255
Damn...........those some big mufawkus!!!!
You can say the same thing for Lashley being that he's been training at ATT for a while. I've always heard that it's not unsual to see 20-30 bjj blackbelts on the mat during grappling sessions there. He's got to be learning some ground game.
Lashley is way too raw at this point.
Refer to the post above you. Having been at ATT for as long as he has, he must have picked up a lot. Fight wise he has as much experience. Brock has the better of the compe ion obviously. I dont think Brock gets by Carwin if he can stay off his back. Carwin has equal strength and hits harder. Brock is yet to get rocked. Can't wait to see what happens when he feels a real punch. Even he admitted he was scared when Randy opened a small cut on him.
from BE... (I'm sure Lesnar walks at 280+ also...probably around 280 come fight time)
Bobby Lashley is 6'3" (256), Shane Carwin is 6'3" (260) [walks around 280 according to MMA Live] and Brock Lensar is 6'3.5" (265).
After Georges St. Pierre vs. BJ Penn 2, Dana White was quoted in saying:
"Size matters in this sport. It didn't a few years ago. It does now."
So I thought it would be interesting to list the top heavyweights along with their height and weight.
A couple things that jumped out were: Brett Rogers is huge, Aleksander Emelianenko is the tallest and if it wasn't for Jeff Monson, Fedor would be the shortest top heavyweight, proving right there that skill > size:
- Fedor Emelianenko 6'0" (230)
- Josh Barnett 6'3" (248)
- Brock Lesnar 6'3.5" (265)
- Frank Mir 6'3" (245)
- Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira 6'3" (246)
- Randy Couture 6'1" (220)
- Shane Carwin 6'3" (260)
- Brett Rogers 6'5" (262)
- Andrei Arlovski 6'4" (244)
- Alistair Overeem 6'5" (242)
- Cain Velasquez 6'1.5" (239)
- Jeff Monson 5'9" (242)
- Mirko Filipovic 6'2" (226)
- Fabricio Werdum 6'4" (256)
- Cheick Kongo 6'4" (230)
- Junior dos Santos 6'4" (237)
- Antonio Silva 6'4" (260)
- Ben Rothwell 6'5" (264)
- Aleksander Emelianenko 6'6" (253)
- Gabriel Gonzaga 6'2" (258)
- Chris Tuchscherer 6'2" (264)
- Paul Buentello 6'2" (244)
- Heath Herring 6'4" (250)
- Ray Mercer 6'1" (257)
- Gilbert Yvel 6'2" (237)
- Bobby Lashley 6'3" (256)
Fedor is 5'11" IMO...after meeting him. He's a UFC LHW...
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