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Brock Lesner vs. Frank Mir UFC

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i gotta take brock -140. 
 
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My money is on Mir at a nice +125.  Your putting your money on a guy who has played pretend fighting!  Can't wait to see him up against a real fighter in Mir.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:

My money is on Mir at a nice +125.  Your putting your money on a guy who has played pretend fighting!  Can't wait to see him up against a real fighter in Mir.

 

Mir hasn't done anything since he been in motorcycle accident.  Lesner is so hopped up on steroids, hes a big boy.  seen his showtime fight was over in a minute.  hes a 5time wrestling champ in college.  screw the wwf, that fake crap.   its gonna be great either way!

 
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Mir? Please- Lesnar is gonna beat the shit out of this guy. Lesnar -135 on Bodog.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by blazedup:

 

Mir hasn't done anything since he been in motorcycle accident.  Lesner is so hopped up on steroids, hes a big boy.  seen his showtime fight was over in a minute.  hes a 5time wrestling champ in college.  screw the wwf, that fake crap.   its gonna be great either way!

 
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A native of Webster, South Dakota who now makes his home in Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, the 6 foot 3 ½ , 265 pound Lesnar first made a name for himself as a wrestler at Webster High School, compiling a 33-0 record in his senior year. This success eventually led him to Bismarck State College and the University of Minnesota, where he was a four-time All American, two-time Big Ten Champion, a second place finisher in the 1999 NCAA Championships, and the 2000 NCAA National Champion.
 
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I am taking brock lesnar as well to win the fight. he is a strong guy and has experience at wrestling so i think he has the much appreciated upper hand!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by icemantbi:

My money is on Mir at a nice +125.  Your putting your money on a guy who has played pretend fighting!  Can't wait to see him up against a real fighter in Mir.

 

 

Dude lesner was and NCAA champion at Minnesota. Meaning he was the BEST IN THE COUNTRY at his weight. Look at Josh Koscheck. He has only one loss and all he had was a wrestling background. Plus Lesner is hands down the stronger fighter

 
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i think lesnar will be the type of guy that you have no idea of how powerful he is until it is too late. rogan always makes a point of saying how strong wrestlers are compared to other disciplines, and i believe lesnar is probably the strongest wrestler out there. i think Mir will be overwhelmed.he does have a chance with his submissions however but lesnar seems like the type who would let his arm break rather than tap
 
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Lesnar is favored?
 
i would take Mir
 
i think he wins in round 1 with some sort of submission
 
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wow over just like that
 
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Quote Originally Posted by NJDevils:

Lesnar is favored?
 
i would take Mir
 
i think he wins in round 1 with some sort of submission

 
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 wow i'm smart

 

Round 1
Lesnar caught a kick and immediately took Mir down. From half-guard, Lesnar blasted away with elbows and punches. Steve Mazzagatti took a point away from Lesnar for hitting the back of the head. Lesnar dropped Mir with a right hand. Lesnar pounced with punches and had Mir hurt. Mir went for an armbar but Lesnar escaped and continued to tee off. As Lesnar went to posture up, Mir locked on a kneebar that forced Lesnar to tapout at 1:30 of the first.

 
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did my post get here before the fight  started? i honetly didnt see it, that was my pick but i just looked on sherdog and wondered if i posted it before the fight or not
 
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Quote Originally Posted by JONNIE:

Mir? Please- Lesnar is gonna beat the shit out of this guy. Lesnar -135 on Bodog.
 
 
 
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mir +135 all day long .
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