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Who saw the Brock Lesnar vs Frank Mir UFC fight last night?

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  • fallensaviour
    Talkative Member
    • Aug 28, 2006
    • 5620

    #16
    Brock is an animal an he showed his true colors.I don't beleive his apology for one minute.
    that being said I hate Mir he is a cocky pr!ck and got what he desreved.

    What disgusts me more is the last cheap shot Henderson gave Bisping?
    “When you say “It’s hard”, it actually means “I’m not strong enough to fight for it”. Stop saying its hard. Think positive!”

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    • generic
      Persistent Member
      • Jun 25, 2009
      • 1237

      #17
      I didn't even know what that fight was until I heard about it on Saturday night while in a bar where it was being broadcast. I really had no interest in seeing it at all (it's not really my thing), but I have to admit, the fight between Brock Lesnar and Frank Mir was entertaining.
      Nostalgia just ain’t what it used to be.

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      • megocrazy
        Museum Trouble Maker
        • Feb 18, 2007
        • 3718

        #18
        The one that's gonna get a lot out of Lesnar succeeding is McMahon. He can finally say look a past WWE guy is doing it in the MMA rings. He can replace anybody that leaves his sport with another athlete and make him a star. He's already proven that time and time again. While I haven't been into the wrestling scene for many years, I could see McMahon making huge bucks on Lesnar's success. Like him or hate him he knows how to market, and for all the one's that say he's a butt hole, he does keep job's open for the ones that give him their all. Read something somewhere that Hillbilly Jim still works in the video marketing dept. for WWE. Didn't know he was even alive. I know Tony Garea was at a lot of signings for other wrestlers I went to in the late 80's early 90's with my kids kinda running things behind the scenes. Most people there didn't even know who he was, but I went out of my way to say Hello because he was a wrestler from my childhood. I know he also releases a lot of figures of past wrestlers that seem to sit on shelves for long periods of time though I'm sure they got royalties or something from being produced. Anyone else remember seeing all the Classy Freddie Blassie figures in Walmart forever? Does anyone know if WWE had to release Lesnar from his contract to go to UFC? If so I would think it was even more of a calculated decision on McMahon's part. I liked MMA when it wasn't on as much. Now it's on all the time and I find myself not as drawn to it anymore. Haven't followed it tightly in many years. Kinda the same way I felt about WWE/WWF. When it was once a week it was cool, now I can find it on all the time and just doesn't hold that special appeal for me anymore. I'm sure I'll try to catch the Lesnar match on regular TV when it hits to check it out.
        It's not a doll it's an action figure.

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        • jasonmego1277
          Persistent Member
          • Dec 9, 2008
          • 1741

          #19
          When I heard this the first thing I thought is he trying to do a WWE angle ? Had he forgot he left the WWE years ago ???? It was funny nontheless.
          In The " Real World " Vampires Do Not Sparkle. They Burn In the Sun !

          https://www.flickr.com/photos/131475...57650995605142

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          • fallensaviour
            Talkative Member
            • Aug 28, 2006
            • 5620

            #20
            His actions are really no diffirent than those of tito ortiz going into the shamrock fights.
            Trash talking bird flipping animal.
            “When you say “It’s hard”, it actually means “I’m not strong enough to fight for it”. Stop saying its hard. Think positive!”

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