Re: Fedor v. Rogers: Nov. 7 on CBS!
as far as Lesnar, he's fun to watch and is obviously a very talented athlete. He's a freak...but how many total MMA fights has he had? 3?
I keep hearing people saying how Fedor has to "prove himself" against Lesnar, and that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Fedor has obviously been "proving himself" for years moreso than anyone in the sport since Gracie. It seems to me that Lesnar is the one that has something to prove in MMA.
Ive heard folks saying that Lesnar will "expose" Fedor, and I dont understand that either. Fedor is the master at exposing weaknesses in fighters. No one has out-exposed Fedor as of yet, and I dont see Brock exposing him with all of 3 fights under his belt. Fedor has obviously exposed fighters with much more experience than Brock Lesnar.
btw, what does it say about the UFC heavyweight division that someone so inexperienced in MMA can just come in and win the belt before his 3rd fight?
anyway, as far as signing with the UFC, you might be right about that aholbert, but I would bet the UFC could have put on a Fedor v. Lesnar fight if they wanted to. If they really wanted to, there would have been some compromising, but UFC doesnt compromise. I dont know which side needs the other more...I guess neither side feels they really need the other.
as far as Lesnar, he's fun to watch and is obviously a very talented athlete. He's a freak...but how many total MMA fights has he had? 3?
I keep hearing people saying how Fedor has to "prove himself" against Lesnar, and that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. Fedor has obviously been "proving himself" for years moreso than anyone in the sport since Gracie. It seems to me that Lesnar is the one that has something to prove in MMA.
Ive heard folks saying that Lesnar will "expose" Fedor, and I dont understand that either. Fedor is the master at exposing weaknesses in fighters. No one has out-exposed Fedor as of yet, and I dont see Brock exposing him with all of 3 fights under his belt. Fedor has obviously exposed fighters with much more experience than Brock Lesnar.
btw, what does it say about the UFC heavyweight division that someone so inexperienced in MMA can just come in and win the belt before his 3rd fight?
anyway, as far as signing with the UFC, you might be right about that aholbert, but I would bet the UFC could have put on a Fedor v. Lesnar fight if they wanted to. If they really wanted to, there would have been some compromising, but UFC doesnt compromise. I dont know which side needs the other more...I guess neither side feels they really need the other.
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