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Except that he has a cock tattoo on his chest. Lol.

" I am not an MMA fan so I will take your word on his talent in that respect. But I only need to look at the tattoo he has on his chest to know he is a tool. "

I think he's good. I thought he was shitty (and I think looking back we can all agree) when he first came onto the scene. But he's getting better. I don't think he's the best. He needs more fights and more importantly, more wins.

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" Brock Lesnar might be a great MMA fighter but he could never handle the Latino Heat.  Pro wrestling hasn't been the same since Eddie Guerero :( "

"@phantomzxro said:

But i will say anyone not just lesnar ( he just made it worse by his first few showings at like a hell wwe style)  that won a belt so fast will get the same treatment

Granted the sport was young at the time but Randy Couture won the belt in his fourth fight.  But I digress. :) "

Brock Lesnar might be a great MMA fighter but he could never handle the Latino Heat.  Pro wrestling hasn't been the same since Eddie Guerero :(

I just don't like him because he has zero respect for anyone he fights. I get that fighters need to be arrogant if they want to be number 1, but to me i just feel like he's too much of a dick to ever cheer for him.

"I've loved Lesnar since the day he arrived. Sure he showed that he lacked class but I think things like that grow with experience, and he's already starting to show signs of becoming a more mature and respectful fighter. I can't help but think part of his shenanigans were related to the "pro wrestler" bullshit he had to endure before proving himself in MMA (while seemingly ignoring his god-like college wrestling record).
 
He proved against Mir that he can learn from mistakes and come back from defeat. 
He proved with Herring that... uhhh, well, he kicked the shit outta Herring.
He proved with Couture that his ability can battle experience.
And he proved with Carwin that he has a chin to be reckoned with.
 
I'm so curious who and how many he has to defeat before the haters will at least say "I still think he's a dick, but yeah, he can throw down".

 

@Kolonel_Kool

said:

Sure, Lesnar has yet to face Fedor Emelianenko.

Frankly Fedor is in a real bad spot right now. There's a lot of Fedor fans and also a lot of UFC haters out there that continue to tout his name but fact of the matter is, if he never comes up to fight Lesnar his long term legacy will be ruined. More people will end up remembering him as "the guy who wouldn't fight Lesnar" than "the guy who dominated the Strikeforce heavyweight division". "

Do not talk about mma, 5-1, yeah thats a "Best Heavyweight in MMA" record.
 
Overeem would wreck this tool.
 
 

The best Heavyweight in MMA?
Hes had a total of 6 fights: Min-Soo Kim honestly doesn't exactly count; beating Heath Herring on points doesn't really scream best heavyweight to me; beating an ageing Randy Couture in a weight division which he clearlty doesnt belong in also doesn't really cut it and being totally dominated by Shane Carwin for the entire 1st round of their recent bout doesn't cement the notion of him being the best heavyweight. I'm not touching on Mir as being 1-1 with him is credible to say the least.
By know means am I taking away what he has accomplished because the guy obviously has phenomenal natural talent however he is by no means the best in his division, hes at least 6 or 7 dominant performances away from that yet.
Also the idea just because he excelled at wrestling that he will have the same type of progression within other disciplines is a little short sighted, there's a huge difference between every single dynamic of MMA. Give it a few years before we start claiming Brock as the second coming of christ.
Just my opinion.

But i will say anyone not just lesnar ( he just made it worse by his first few showings at like a hell wwe style)  that won a belt so fast will get the same treatment

He can take a beating. If Carwin would have been a little smarter he would've not punched himself out and left him vulnerable to a takedown.  
 
I still think Carwin's better.

I've loved Lesnar since the day he arrived. Sure he showed that he lacked class but I think things like that grow with experience, and he's already starting to show signs of becoming a more mature and respectful fighter. I can't help but think part of his shenanigans were related to the "pro wrestler" bullshit he had to endure before proving himself in MMA (while seemingly ignoring his god-like college wrestling record).
 
He proved against Mir that he can learn from mistakes and come back from defeat. 
He proved with Herring that... uhhh, well, he kicked the shit outta Herring.
He proved with Couture that his ability can battle experience.
And he proved with Carwin that he has a chin to be reckoned with.
 
I'm so curious who and how many he has to defeat before the haters will at least say "I still think he's a dick, but yeah, he can throw down".

 

@Kolonel_Kool

Sure, Lesnar has yet to face Fedor Emelianenko.

Honestly, I don't understand the hate. I respect Lesnar, even more after that Carwin fight. He's a true warrior, and has true heart.

"Sure, Lesnar has yet to face Fedor Emelianenko."
 
Pffft Fedor, he won't even fight Overeem. To me Fedor does not matter, I don't care how good his record is, he is one of the best ever (even after the Werdun loss) but you can't expect Lesnar to get on his knees and beg for a fight. The dude will not man up, so screw him, let him fuck up his legacy. Strikeforce is a joke.
 
I'm really looking forward to the fight against Cain Velazquez, that dude is a beast, very well rounded. I'd also like to see a rematch against Carwin in the future, as long a he works on his cardio that could be a great fight, he almost got the win.
 
Brock makes the heavyweight division a lot of fun, I always look forward to his matches.

I am not an MMA fan so I will take your word on his talent in that respect. But I only need to look at the tattoo he has on his chest to know he is a tool.

here's my favorite Brock Lesnar moment