Brock Lesnar Looks to be On his way to great things

[donnydarkoIRL]

I think its safe to assume that at the moment Randy, Sylvia, Fedor, Gonzaga and obviously Mir can all beat Lesnar.

But lets give him time to develop. Fighters are too rushed in mma.
For example when the threw Koshchek in with GSP.
I think they'll be different ages.
Lesnar is a new generation and will forge his own legacy against new opposition thet will present itself with time, guys we don't yet know.


I don't know how great he can be...his standup is basic.
But he can be good and I anticipate watching him compete.

Very well said... I am really impressed with his conditioning, he was able to manhandle Herring who is a big boy and hardly break a sweat.. Also if you watch his agility its amazing how he transitions thru positions like a lightweight and he is 265lbs.. The athleticism, potential, work-ethic, and focus are already there now incorporate some submissions and a little advanced standup and he should be upper echelon in a few years

Its always nice to see a big guy that has trained himself for the long haul isn't it?

I remember watching some footage of Brock as a youngster.
He always strived to be the fittest strongest and most aggressive, it meant he lost a few early, but the intent made him bad and as he matured he grew into the style and mastered it.

[JT Rock]

I think its safe to assume that at the moment Randy, Sylvia, Fedor, Gonzaga and obviously Mir can all beat Lesnar.

But lets give him time to develop. Fighters are too rushed in mma.
For example when the threw Koshchek in with GSP.
I think they'll be different ages.
Lesnar is a new generation and will forge his own legacy against new opposition thet will present itself with time, guys we don't yet know.


I don't know how great he can be...his standup is basic.
But he can be good and I anticipate watching him compete.

Very well said... I am really impressed with his conditioning, he was able to manhandle Herring who is a big boy and hardly break a sweat.. Also if you watch his agility its amazing how he transitions thru positions like a lightweight and he is 265lbs.. The athleticism, potential, work-ethic, and focus are already there now incorporate some submissions and a little advanced standup and he should be upper echelon in a few years

Its always nice to see a big guy that has trained himself for the long haul isn't it?

I remember watching some footage of Brock as a youngster.
He always strived to be the fittest strongest and most aggressive, it meant he lost a few early, but the intent made him bad and as he matured he grew into the style and mastered it.

Sure is, his determination and will to win is very impressive