Thread: Why Lesnar would beat Fedor (Video proof)
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Old 05-19-2010, 07:46 PM   #11
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And that helps how when someone is bending or arm or knee in the opposite direction? Remember when Lesnar went to the ground with Mir in the first fight, if Lesnar isn't able to get control on the ground, he'll get submitted. He doesn't even like to engage standing up, as he avoided any real exchanges with Mir. You can't always ground and pound your way to victory, ask Tito.
Tito also was the champ for 3 freakin' years, so apparently, it can be pretty damn successful. Some people make HOF careers off of it (like Coleman). Even in the freakin' Arona fight, Fedor was taken down by someone who wasnt really a true heavyweight.
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