I know this is old news (damn oxymorons) already, but it's really never too late to celebrate the undisputed Ultimate Fighting Championship Heavyweight Champion of the World, Brock Lesnar's successful title defense against the former champion, Frank Mir at UFC 100!
The champ is here!
The match is scheduled for 5 rounds of 5 minutes each. From the first round, I knew already that Lesnar's going to win. I mean, first knockdown of the fight, Lesnar's on top, and already doing some short-range blows to the head and torso, which I think, maimed Mir, which led to his bleeding face, and a little difficulty in breathing in the next round. First knockdown of the second round, I was a little surprised that even though Lesnar was in control of the situation, he stood up, which perhaps is because of his cockiness, being a wrestler himself, he could've just carried on with the fight in his favor. Until the second knockdown. Lesnar is dominating once again, but this time, they are against the fence already, so there's almost no way out. Lesnar started again with the short-range blows to the head, which eventually led to Mir not responding, so the referee had to stop the fight with a decision. Lesnar is victorious by technical knockout at 1:48 in the second round.
If you want to see a video of the fight, then just click HERE.
At least the Georges St.-Pierre and Thiago Alves bout made up for the real short fight that the two heavyweights gave us.
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Hahaha... I can't believe I just said all those. But what the hell, I have a few ideas, and drafts, but I have to publish something for now. That matchup would've been more interesting if Frank Mir brought his A-game with him. But I guess he waited for too long for the opportunity to make Lesnar submit once again, that he got knocked out before he even knows it.
Damn UFC is just too...
AWESOME.
The champ is here!The match is scheduled for 5 rounds of 5 minutes each. From the first round, I knew already that Lesnar's going to win. I mean, first knockdown of the fight, Lesnar's on top, and already doing some short-range blows to the head and torso, which I think, maimed Mir, which led to his bleeding face, and a little difficulty in breathing in the next round. First knockdown of the second round, I was a little surprised that even though Lesnar was in control of the situation, he stood up, which perhaps is because of his cockiness, being a wrestler himself, he could've just carried on with the fight in his favor. Until the second knockdown. Lesnar is dominating once again, but this time, they are against the fence already, so there's almost no way out. Lesnar started again with the short-range blows to the head, which eventually led to Mir not responding, so the referee had to stop the fight with a decision. Lesnar is victorious by technical knockout at 1:48 in the second round.
If you want to see a video of the fight, then just click HERE.
At least the Georges St.-Pierre and Thiago Alves bout made up for the real short fight that the two heavyweights gave us.
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Hahaha... I can't believe I just said all those. But what the hell, I have a few ideas, and drafts, but I have to publish something for now. That matchup would've been more interesting if Frank Mir brought his A-game with him. But I guess he waited for too long for the opportunity to make Lesnar submit once again, that he got knocked out before he even knows it.
OH! Happy 20th birthday to a good friend of mine, Jack Aldrin Ko Sigua! You're a great dude, my friend!
Damn UFC is just too...
AWESOME.
+CLXXXI
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