Thread: Paul Heyman backs Brock Lesnar as UFC Hall of Famer, doubts return to octagon
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Old 09-09-2012, 08:03 AM   #32 (permalink)
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No. He had a good run for a couple of fights but no. Quitting when you start to get your ass kicked does not make you HOF material. Sure lets look at his 3 losses.....no lets look at his last 2. When he got to the top, he didnt win. Mir, while a good fighter, is not at the top of the HW division. And Mir did have Lesnar in trouble with the knee. The position in the cage saved Lesnar that fight. In the Carwin fight Lesnar was gone...but the ref didnt stop it and Carwin blew his wad. Lesnar received a gift.

Losing to the top guys does make someone HOF material, beating the top guys does.

Lesnar was an OK MMA fighter. Nothing more
Same can be said about Coleman, only he lost to weaker fighters and got beat by Coture, someone Brock beat.

Also, Mask, never fought, yet he is in the UFC HOF.

Thus, my opinion is that all fighters are qualified to be in the UFC's lame ass HOF. It is nothing prestigious.
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