Sorry Mir looks like Brock is coming back.

MMA live brocks trainer says he is coming back for sure we just dont know when.

Mir wants Brock again so I think he would happy about this

Mir will be as big as the smaller Brock if not even bigger based on some of the shit we've heard. Lesnar better hope Mir gets into another car accident.

Yeah I think this is a dream come true for Frank. This layoff Brock has had is only giving Mir more time to prepare for their rubber match.

Mir is gonna get into another wreck Wolf and his name is Brock Lesnar. Brock has probably been at home listening to all the bullshit Mir has been talkin and cant wait to beat his face in again. I think its funny Wolf u think if Mir fought Nog again the result would be Mir getting beat but when Mir fights Brock u think he will win. Ur wrong in both cases lol.

If Lesnars first fight back is against Mir and he loses it will only set up Mir Lesnar 4. All the Lesnar fans will say the layoff did him in and all the Mir fans will say rubber match won end of rivalry.

Brock wont lose to Mir so it dont matter.

You never know. Not many people look goo after long layoffs. Shogun, Tito, Thompson, Mir etc.

This is like a normal layoff right now for Brock as far as time i guess it just matters how serious this injury really was.

Not a normal lay off at all. Not like he has been improving his game at all. This lay off will end his career imo.

Didnt Brocks trainer have say some bullshit that was proven false just like a month ago?

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Not a normal lay off at all. Not like he has been improving his game at all. This lay off will end his career imo.

As far as time in between fights this time is normal. Wolf u havent even seen Brock yet and now its going to end his career?? It dont make sense to me.

Brock Lesnar’s primary trainer, Greg Nelson, has no doubts that the sidelined UFC heavyweight champion will grace the Octagon again, though there is no concrete timetable for the fallen fighter’s return.

“Brock Lesnar is definitely coming back to fight,” Nelson told ESPN’s “MMA Live” show on Thursday. “He’s just kind of coming up slowly, trying to get his body ready and being smart with his recovery.”

Lesnar withdrew from two scheduled title bouts against Shane Carwin late last year after he was hospitalized in mid November with an intestinal tract infection, said UFC President Dana White. The 32-year old fighter was reportedly hospitalized for 11 days in North Dakota, where he is said to have undergone “minor surgery” before being released to his home in Alexandria, Minn.

On Jan. 2, White said Lesnar might have to undergo additional surgery that could keep him out of competition longer than hoped. In response, the promotion announced in early January that Shane Carwin and Frank Mir would meet for an interim heavyweight title bout at UFC 111 on March 27 in Newark, N.J.

Earlier his week, White said the promotion planned to hold a press conference, with Lesnar in attendance, sometime next week in Las Vegas. No details have been released yet though, while Nelson had no additional information to offer.

“That’s the surprise for everybody,” Nelson told “MMA Live.”. “I’m not sure what he’s going to say or what the expectations are at this point.”

Lesnar has yet to comment publicly on his situation, leaving any updates regarding his future up to the UFC and his trainers.

“He really likes his privacy and spending time with his family,” said Nelson, “and once he’s not training, he’s spending 100 percent of his quality time with his family, especially his new son.”

Nelson, who also trains former UFC lightweight champion Sean Sherk at the Minnesota Martial Arts Academy, said he’s had “occasional” communication with Lesnar, by phone, email and text.

“He’s been going in to the doctor and making sure everything’s going well for him,” said Nelson. “He’ll continue to go in for a couple more tests to make sure he’s 100 percent ready to train when he starts up. He still has a few more things to go through.”

Nelson predicted Lesnar would rebound quickly once he resumed his training.

“Being the athlete that he is and just a strong, tough guy, he’s used to dealing with diversity and stuff like that, I think he’ll be able to come back faster probably than people expect, but we’re not going to push the river at all,” he said. “We want him to be 100 percent healthy when he begins to train… I’m sure once he gets going he’ll be at the top of his game real quick.”

I've got a feeling we'll be seeing a Mir vs. Brock 5 in the future. This is becoming one of my favorite grudges in mma really quickly.

This is starting to become a very good MMA grudge feast between 2 good fighters. Its not on the Chuck vs Tito or Ken vs Tito levels yet but it will get there when Brock gets back.

Brock will do the same thing to Mir again, if he gets pasy Carwin

tolivendiewithLA wrote:

Brock will do the same thing to Mir again, if he gets pasy Carwin

I agree LA. I think Brock has been healing at home listening to Mir talk shit and will want to crush him in another fight to shut him up.

Brock has entered the cage 5 times total with that leading to about 8 rounds. How much ring rust could he really have? It's not like he is a seasoned fighter.

I could be way off I just don't see it being a big deal with this layoff.

idk Mir says he's up to 285. They could actually be very similar in size next time they fight and it will make it a much more even playing field.

oggy420 wrote:

idk Mir says he's up to 285. They could actually be very similar in size next time they fight and it will make it a much more even playing field.

I have a hard time believing Mir is putting this on the right way. Just look how Overeem is stiff and not near as quick. Brock on the other hand is a genetic freak and has stayed very athletic for his huge stature.

Ya and Brock has also been caught with HGH before it was illegal and was in the WWE where he did change in size and especially appearance. I don't believe for a second Brock didn't take steroids. Not one.

He has never failed a test that I know of.

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Ya and Brock has also been caught with HGH before it was illegal and was in the WWE where he did change in size and especially appearance. I don't believe for a second Brock didn't take steroids. Not one.

I agree, but his frame is just bigger.

Here he is in college

He was big as hell in college. So come on to say steriods just because he is big is BS.

Yes, but everyone knows the relationship between the WWE and steroids, he was caught with HGH(! Hello!!), changed in appearance in the WWE and trains at Sean Sherks gym.

You literally have to convince yourself he didn't do them to believe he didn't.