Lesnar by raging chest penis.
http://sherdog.com/news/news/lesnar-...s-ufc-98-16410
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
by Brian Knapp
Brock Lesnar and Frank Mir will meet to unify the heavyweight championship in the main event at UFC 98 “Lesnar vs. Mir 2” on May 23 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The UFC made the rematch official on Monday.
Lesnar (3-1) captured the heavyweight crown in just his fourth professional bout at UFC 91 in November, as he stopped hall of famer Randy Couture on second-round strikes. The former World Wrestling Entertainment superstar has won back-to-back bouts since his submission loss to Mir in his promotional debut at UFC 81 in February 2007. At 6-foot-2, 265 pounds, Lesnar has emerged as one of the sport’s most intimidating figures. Based at the Minnesota Martial Arts Academy, he leans on an impeccable amateur wrestling background inside the cage.
Mir (12-3), meanwhile, became the first man to finish Brazilian legend Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira at UFC 92 in December. The 29-year-old Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt showcased improved boxing skills and conditioning, as he won the UFC interim heavyweight le from Nogueira with an impressive second-round stoppage and did what Fedor Emelianenko, Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic and Josh Barnett could not.
Since his 2001 debut, Mir’s career has taken wild turns. He first won the heavyweight belt as a 25-year-old in 2004, only to surrender it a few months later when a motorcycle accident left him with a career-threatening leg injury. Out of action for nearly two years, Mir returned in 2006 and suc bed to strikes against Marcio Cruz and followed the defeat with an uninspiring victory against Dan Christison. A brutal technical knockout loss to Brandon Vera came next, and many wondered if Mir had seen his better days. He has since rattled off three wins in a row, including his 90-second submission against Lesnar 13 months ago.
Other bouts rumored for UFC 98 include a welterweight showdown between former champions Matt Hughes and Matt Serra, along with a lightweight tilt pairing former leholder Sean Sherk with Frankie Edgar. The event will also likely feature the return of welterweight contender Josh Koscheck in a match with Team Quest veteran Chris Wilson.
UFC 98 "Lesnar vs. Mir 2"
Saturday, May 23
MGM Grand Garden Arena
Las Vegas
UFC Heavyweight Championship
Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir
Matt Hughes vs. Matt Serra
Sean Sherk vs. Frankie Edgar
Josh Koscheck vs. Chris Wilson
James Irvin vs. Drew McFedries
Patrick Barry vs. Tim Hague
Houston Alexander vs. Andre Gusmao
Phillipe Nover vs. Kyle Bradley
David Kaplan vs. George Roop
Really looking forward to the Brock/Mir fight, i see Brock keeping it up and getting the KO. In spite of the bad blood, Hughes and Serra is likely going to be a letdown IMO..
Ah yeah, the Filipino nurse. Hope he's been working on fighting from his back.Phillipe Nover vs. Kyle Bradley
damn nice card I hope it stays that way. Glad to see the two matts going up against each other finally.
Yeah and I hope we get to see Nover as well. I really thought he was the favorite on the show. BTW, when does the next TUF start??
I have to admit Frank Mir's boxing impressed me against Nog. should be a good one.
I'm telling ya i am completely convinced that fight is gonna suck. Hughes is not what he was. A few years ago, he'd take Serra down and pound him out pretty easy. Now, with him not being as explosive and Serra's great JJ, he'll probably just take him down and lay on him for a few rds and win a boring decision.. It will only be exciting if Serra lands something huge, like he did to GSP the first time..
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I think it will be exciting...I am thinking this is both of their last fights and they will let it all hang out.
TUF starts next month. UK vs US.
I hope so, but we know what Hughes is gonna do.. Go for the takedown and GNP. His stand-up is horrendous. And as much as he hates Serra, i doubt he'd ever go in there with a risky gameplan for his style. Serra wants to trade, Hughes isn't likely to oblige.. He doesn't respect Serra at all and a loss to him would crush his ego. Serra the way he runs his mouth would never let him hear the end of it.. I just think Serra has to good of JJ for Hughes to do much on top at this point in his career. Just how i see it playing out..
AHHH !!!!
http://fiveouncesofpain.com/2009/03/...-brock-lesnar/
"Injury to Frank Mir forces cancellation of UFC 98 rematch vs. Brock Lesnar
March 6, 2009
by Sam Caplan
A planned rematch between Brock Lesnar and Frank Mir for UFC 98 on May 23 that would have unified Lesnar’s UFC heavyweight le and Mir’s interim UFC heavyweight has been canceled.
Multiple sources have confirmed to FiveOuncesOfPain.com that the UFC was recently informed by Mir’s camp that he has been unable to train recently due to a back injury that could require surgery.
There is no word as to whether Lesnar will remain on the card against a new opponent or if he will be taken off the card entirely.
The UFC had just officially announced Lesnar vs. Mir II via its website earlier this week. The much-anticipated rematch had been anticipated to draw a large buyrate on pay-per-view.
The first meeting at between Lesnar and Mir took place at UFC 81 in February of 2008 and ended at 1:30 of round 1 after Lesnar was caught in a kneebar by Mir. Competing in just his second pro fight, the former NCAA heavyweight champion was forced to tap despite the fact that he had knocked Mir down and was reigning down punches on him just prior to getting trapped in the submission hold.
The two had been slated to fight each again other after both secured wins in the first round of a heavyweight le unification tournament. However, a Lesnar vs. Mir rematch in the finals of the tournament had been considered an improbability going in.
But the odds of a second fight between the two changed greatly after Lesnar won the heavyweight le from defending champion Randy Couture this past November at UFC 91. Couture, fighting for the first time after a 15 month layoff was TKO’d by the former WWE superstar at 3:07 of round 2.
The rematch between Lesnar and Mir became a reality following Mir’s upset victory over defending interim heavyweight champion Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira at UFC 92 this past December. Displaying improved standup, Mir was able to TKO the former PRIDE heavyweight champion at 1:54 of round 2."
If True hopefully Brock gets another opponent..
Wonder who they're going to sub for him. The winner of Gonzaga/Carwin won't be ready yet, Nog's already scheduled with Randy... Kongo?
He's fighting Antoni Hardonk at UFC 97. Maybe the UFC would scratch it at the last minute and put him with Brock. I'm sure the UFC will do what they can to keep Brock on the Card.. Hopefully he gets someone decent..
Fedor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Talk about an easy win for Brock.
Although, CroFlop did walk thru all those "scrub HWs" in the UFC.
No way, Noooo way in FakeDor fights Brock, wouldn't have the sack to sign his own name to it. He'll wait for the FORMER UFC champs & Korean Thyroid Experiment Gone Wrong fighters.
So fake...
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Like I said, FORMER....so FORMER.
Couldn't hang with at least 3-5 CURRENT, for the common sense impaired I will repeat, CURRENT, UFC HWs. "scrubs" that they are...![]()
Please list the top 5 UFC HW's that Fedor couldn't hang with...
and then give us the Mr Dio HW Top 10 for MMA (not UFC)...
please.
just give him cain
Yea...his "Top 5 UFC HW's That Fedor Can't Hang With" will probably be good for some entertainment...
and I'm genuinely curious to see Mr Dio's top 10, since he's always talking about Fedor not fighting the top guys despite Sylvia and Arlovski being in the top 5 when he fought them (and Barnett who is next). He clings to the "fight the champ" argument and here is a thought...after Fedor smashes somebody, they move DOWN In the rankings. Dio conveniently uses their position AFTER they get smoked to somehow back his argument. Pure genius. Dio clearly has a different top 10 than the "experts" like MMAWeekly...
1. Fedor Emelianenko
2. Josh Barnett - up next
3. Frank Mir
4. Andrei Arlovski
5. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira - twice
6. Randy Couture
7. Tim Sylvia
8. Gabriel Gonzaga
9. Mirko Cro Cop Filipovic
10. Brock Lesnar
or Bloodyelbow.com, who takes rankings from 16 sites and compiles a top 10 in a very systematic, raitonal way...
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2009/2/11...w-february-mma
1. Fedor Emelianenko
2. Josh Barnett
3. Andrei Arlovski
4. Frank Mir
5. Antonio Rodrigo Noguiera
6. Brock Lesnar
7. Randy Couture
8. Tim Sylvia
9. Gabriel Gonzaga
10. Alistair Overeem
So he's beaten 3 or 4 of 9 already (including Nog twice) and will fight the #2 guy in July. Clearly afraid to fight the top guys.
Dio is high on Lesnar, Mir, Couture?? Who else Dio?
Mir - has beaten 2 from the list, and lost to Cruz and Vera. How bad would Fedor smoke Cruz or Vera? Cruz and Vera would be "cans" if Fedor fought them.
Lesnar - has beaten ONE from the list (and lost to Mir). If anybody is "fake" or has something to prove at this point it's him.
Couture - has beaten 2 and lost to 1 (ignoring his loss to Josh), and lost to Chuck twice, Vitor, Ricco. Sorry, but Fedor would annihilate Randy at this point in his career.
Fedor has beaten everybody that's been put in front of him. Nobody else on that list can say that.
But maybe Mr Dio has put more research, time, and thought into HIS top 10 than the so called experts??
You're up, Dio...enlighten us...bring SOMETHING...
Dio is smarter than I thought - he has it figured out that he doesn't need to do any research at all to goad you into unnecessary work and fits of bad temper.
I really don't think he's doing a bit...
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