Lashley vs. Guida
 

Lashley won on points 30-27 across the board. Aside from a tight gullitine, Lashley never looked in any trouble but wasn't super impressive either.

I still think he'll be in the UFC by the time of his 4th fight.

Guida was just being defensive the whole time

Jason Guida isn't a warrior.

All the Warrior spirit in that family belongs to Clay.

Well thats what he gets for running his mouth about wrestling.

You can clearly see lashley has no confidence in his hands

Lashley dosent look too impressive. He looks alot smaller than he did in WWE and I just dont see him as a future big star.

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That was a good guillotine, but I still say that Jason Guida has no heart.

He was fighting that fight with a "Not in the face, not in the face!" mentality.

If Lashley had the Megaton Punch power, Guida would have been done.

Lashley needs to work on punching a lot more. If he could develop it, he'd probably get to knocking people out a lot more.

Alot of Bobby's shots looked very half assed. And his punching is no where near where it should be.

knowing both men, i'd say that's an extremely accurate assessment.

He was told NOT to trade with Guida.

His striking did look underdeveloped, but this is only his second fight. I remember all that time ago, about 18 months now? When Brock came out, swinging for the fences in his second fight. We all know how that ended. And then we saw his striking against Heath Herring.

He looked more confident with them further into the fight. I think he can take these preliminary fights of his career right now and probably get by on his size and wrestling. As long as he is improving, ready for the big leagues, I don't see that fight being more than a step in the right direction.

According to the main page, Lashley's been in talks with the UFC, but he wants to do 3 or 4 more fights and really get his shit together before he steps up to the big leagues. Nice to see that it's not just about the money, I guess.

Yeah, Lashley shouldn't rush himself to the UFC.

He has not been in talks with the UFC. It's gonna happen at some point but not right now. His camp want him fighting more often because he isn't training when he isn't fighting unlike most other fighters.

Like I said, "according to the main page".

I dont think that lesnar's striking was the problem in his second fight. In fact really it hasnt changed at all in any of his fights so far.

I think the thing with lashley is the way his training is set up. He is a part of a camp right now, not the center of one. Lesnar has his own place where he gets direct instruction and has people focused on only him along with the fighter camp. I think Lashley is just attending AKA and thats it judging by how he performed.

So I can't say the main page is wrong? You're very next comment following that was based on the statement being true.

Nah, just clarifying that I didn't pull it from my arse is all. :kiss:

I knew that dude.

Lashley is making more money now than he would in the UFC anyway.

He has a health store, doesn't he? Plus if he saved up from his WWE time he shouldn't be hurting at all.

I think he got paid plenty for last weekend.