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  • PP
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 4994

    #31
    Fighters lose. Why can't this motivate Brock to become better and improve on his weaknesses? Guy has the physical attributes alone to compete I doubt he is going anywhere and I feel bad for whomever he faces next because he is going to probably kill them.

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    • Steel Mamba
      Nasty
      • Nov 2008
      • 2549

      #32


      This is a slap in the face for MMA and why I want no parts of the WWE in MMA.

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      • EmpireWF
        Giants in the Super Bowl
        • Mar 2009
        • 24082

        #33
        Originally posted by Steel Mamba
        http://www.mmanews.com/news/88835

        This is a slap in the face for MMA and why I want no parts of the WWE in MMA.
        lmao This is surprising?

        This broke Sunday.

        What slap in the face of MMA is it? McMahon wanted Brock for WM to help business. Dana White said no.

        The end.


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        • SHOGUN
          4 WR 1 RB 0 TE. 24/7/365.
          • Jul 2009
          • 11416

          #34
          If anything, Dana should co-sign Lesnar to go to TNA for a brief appearance since they are on the same channel.


           
          "Sometimes I just want to be with my family and watch movie and eat some popcorn. But when I step on the mat I know there is no other place I'd rather be." - Marcelo Garcia

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          • Warner2BruceTD
            2011 Poster Of The Year
            • Mar 2009
            • 26141

            #35
            Originally posted by Steel Mamba
            http://www.mmanews.com/news/88835

            This is a slap in the face for MMA and why I want no parts of the WWE in MMA.
            We've been talking about this in the other thread for days.

            How is it a slap in the face? MMA fighters do pro wrestling all the time. Its no different than Randy Couture doing a movie. Who cares?

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            • Steel Mamba
              Nasty
              • Nov 2008
              • 2549

              #36
              Randy Couture isn't cutting promos for his next movie during a UFC PPV. The way Brock is letting the two intersect is just disrespectful to the sport and you have to wonder now how serious he is about MMA.

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              • MRN
                MRNeverwearthesamething
                • Nov 2008
                • 4271

                #37
                Lesnar will go back to the training grounds, get better, and come back stronger, smarter, and with better endurance. Book it.

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                • Warner2BruceTD
                  2011 Poster Of The Year
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 26141

                  #38
                  Originally posted by Steel Mamba
                  Randy Couture isn't cutting promos for his next movie during a UFC PPV. The way Brock is letting the two intersect is just disrespectful to the sport and you have to wonder now how serious he is about MMA.
                  Lesnar didn't "cut a promo" either. In fact, he didn't do anything.

                  Undertaker purchased a ticket, sat in the front row (like he does nearly every show), and was being interviewed by a third party (Ariel Helwani) when Brock walked by. Taker asked him a question, and Brock blew him off completely without saying a word. I'm fact, if not for Helwani interviewing Undertaker at that moment, nobody would even know about any of this.

                  Brock still hasn't said a word about this publically. The only person to speak on it has been Dana, who said he won't let Brock do it, even if he wanted to.

                  So how exactly is Brock letting anything intersect? He hates pro wrestling, btw.

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                  • Liquidrob
                    Izzy is a bum
                    • Feb 2009
                    • 11785

                    #39
                    Originally posted by MRN
                    Lesnar will go back to the training grounds, get better, and come back stronger, smarter, and with better endurance. Book it.
                    All that doesnt matter if you're afraid to get hit

                    Not sure if its true, read that in his training camp his sparring partners were not allowed to hit him in the face, but he got to blast everyone
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                    • Warner2BruceTD
                      2011 Poster Of The Year
                      • Mar 2009
                      • 26141

                      #40
                      You know, when you really take a hard look at his career, he's been nothing but humble and respectful....except when he fights Frank Mir, who he clearly dislikes. Keep in mind that he blew off the post fight presser on Sat, because he didn't want to take Cain's spotlight, knowing he would have drawn nearly all of the attention. He has shown nothing but respect towards everyone except for Mir.

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                      • Liquidrob
                        Izzy is a bum
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 11785

                        #41
                        Brock is either loved or hated, thats how you make money, I take nothing away from him for that

                        Guys people dont care about don't make money

                        I like to talk skills, ability, rankings and stuff inside the cage, Brock was never, I repeat, never the number 1 HW in the world, he was a creation of the Zuffa hype machine, nothing more

                        He is big, strong, athletic, a freak, but besides his overrated wrestling skills he didnt bring much to the table, right place, right time, right promotion
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                        • EmpireWF
                          Giants in the Super Bowl
                          • Mar 2009
                          • 24082

                          #42
                          Originally posted by Steel Mamba
                          Randy Couture isn't cutting promos for his next movie during a UFC PPV. The way Brock is letting the two intersect is just disrespectful to the sport and you have to wonder now how serious he is about MMA.
                          So when has Brock even talked about pro wrestling besides when asked after his early fights about his feelings towards the support his former peers showed him?


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                          • Liquidrob
                            Izzy is a bum
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 11785

                            #43
                            Lets talk about a legit wrestling monster who is coming to MMA

                            Mijain Lopez, he is an Olympic Gold Medalist and a 4 time World Championships Gold Medalist, Heavyweight greco roman

                            6'5'' 275, just 27 years old







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                            • Steel Mamba
                              Nasty
                              • Nov 2008
                              • 2549

                              #44
                              Dana has talked about how much he and Brock have butted heads lately, how he wanted time off, their different views moving forward, etc. So obviously that says to me that Brock was interested in going back to the WWE temporarily, but like Empire said Dana didn't allow it. So, had the situation been different, Dana allowing Brock to go back and Brock not coming off of a loss, I'm sure he would have confronted the Undertaker as planned and cut their promo.

                              Either way the fact remains that he was interested, so again how serious is he?

                              If you guys think Brock is humble then I'm probably not going to convince you guys on anything.

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                              • EmpireWF
                                Giants in the Super Bowl
                                • Mar 2009
                                • 24082

                                #45
                                Originally posted by Steel Mamba
                                Dana has talked about how much he and Brock have butted heads lately, how he wanted time off, their different views moving forward, etc. So obviously that says to me that Brock was interested in going back to the WWE temporarily, but like Empire said Dana didn't allow it. So, had the situation been different, Dana allowing Brock to go back and Brock not coming off of a loss, I'm sure he would have confronted the Undertaker as planned and cut their promo.

                                Either way the fact remains that he was interested, so again how serious is he?

                                If you guys think Brock is humble then I'm probably not going to convince you guys on anything.
                                You're reaching. Nobody knows what Brock thought since he has never commented on pro wrestling publicly.

                                Supposedly, Brock wanted time off to spend with his family and hunt. Then UFC came calling with the Cain fight and he took it.

                                Nothing happened between Brock and WWE besides Vince perhaps putting feelers out.

                                I've never met Brock so I don't know if he's humble. Judging from his actions on the night of the loss, I'd assume so.


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