Look at it without emotion, be rational

haha, he's already worn that one out.....he's grasping for staws now.:hi:

 

No, it's the truth. He has very little experience in anything other than wrestling. To say otherwise, on the other hand, IS ignorant.

 

Im already getting sick of the Lesnar hate ive read about him. Go watch this guys training routine guys like that deserve to be Champions he has an incredible workrate in the gym where the Champs are made. Hes unskilled ? Based on one he has yet to display poor striking technique,his wrestling is obviously top of the food chain. Hes a badass and is going to continue to improved his BJJ.

 

Brock still isnt considered a good striker by any means. But he does have unquestionable power in his hands. When and if he learns how to box he will be dangerous. Right now hes just a physical force with athleticism and a great wrestling background.

Wrestling is a huge asset to MMA and its amazing to see so many wrestlers rise through the MMA ranks so quickly.

Brock at 32-33 years of age has a bright future in the sport and as he gains more experience he will become even more dangerous. With that said I actually think he can take Nog and I definitely think he will take Mir if they rematch. Fedor, however is out of the question. Fedor would exploit some of the holes in Brocks game.

 

And yes, Lesnar has definitely at some point in his career been on juice.

 

Thanks captain obvious, but look at the build he had years ago in WWE and the build he has now There arn't even close, at his size, speed and strength he really doesn't need juice at this point and why would he risk getting caught and ruin his career. The one guy in UFC I think is juicing and should be caught is Thiago Alves, he went through a rapid growth spurt and is a huge man who can still fight at 170 even though he walks around over 200lbs.

 

Lesner is a clever fighter he used his strenghts against Coture, the only place Lesner has an advantage over Coture was in a clinch, in a clinch if your stronger than the guy you can dominate him, knee him wear him down and finish him. Lesner has got a game plan and it worked against coture, against Mir he looked clueless.

to all of you that say his strenght and power is amazing and will win him fights its just not true, if you get a guy on the floor it doesnt matter how strong you are, you can get submitted by guys 1/2 your size and 1/2 your strenght.

everyone says Lesner was good at wrestling it will help him in taking a position, but he wont see a finish and it that wont help him that much in MMA because most Wreslting matches end with a pin not a submission, Lesner needs to stay of the ground, avoid striking take a guy into the clinch and knee him because i dont see anyone competing with him in this aspect of MMA, if not he is not skilled enough to win.

 

he wore him down with a clinch and knee's in the first round and finished him with strikes in the second.

i am around 250lb i bench like 150k+ and squat i dont know how much i can squat it depends on what i feel like. on the ground strenght doesnt count that much a guy with technique will win 95 times out of 100.

 

thats your opinion, i think Lesner's ground game is awful. i think his best chance is to physically dominate opponents standing up and wear them down.

 

So Gonzaga is a great striker because he floored Crocop?
Serra is a great striker because he floored GSP?

Results matter in every combat sport. The point is Lesnar is far from being a good technical striker. Mir is a one-dimensional UFC champion who I think is highly overrated. So lesnar floored a BJJ fighter with no striking ability? Who cares. And Couture hit Lesnar quite easily with some good shots throughout the fight.

Lesnar is a great athlete with some power but is not what you'd consider a good striker. Hes far from it.

 

Good thread.