Thread: Does Brock Lesnar have a chance against Fedor?
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Old 02-26-2009, 11:01 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by The Mask View Post
theres every chance randy underprepared if you look at brocks first two fights. first he lost and second he went to a decision with a stand in fighter. how he got a title shot after that i'll never know, but whatever. if this fight ever happens i will bet £100/$100 with the first person to accept it that fedor wins.
His 2nd fight was very impressive, Heath Herring is super tough to finish if you don't know really good submissions. He doesn't really get koed and his ground game allows him to escape really brutal ground and pound (unless you're Fedor Emelianenko). Brock dominated him standing and on the ground.

What makes Brock's standup so scary is not only the crazy strength behind it but the fact that he could be taking you down as well so it's hard to defend... that's the reason his under developed striking was able to take on Randy.
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