hahaha And Ed, you're really giving Lesnar too much credit. We've already established he's a powerful guy with incredible wrestling skills before the fight, but he tapped out in less than two minutes which means that he has little defense against submissions. well it is only his second fight. and he has been out of real wrestling for a long time. maybe we'll see some good fights out of him in the future. My impressions of the heavyweight division is mostly brawlers anyways, boxers and wrestlers. with limited jujitsu. not saying there are no heavy jujitsu guys. but it seems UFC is leaning towards the big brawlers for that division. everyone knows the real excitement is 185 and below. IMO Oh, definitely. If Lesnar works more on submissions and a little more on striking he'll be amazing, that's for sure. That fight was over until that penalization gave Mir some more time. But Brock just got caught, now he knows where his weakness is (he escaped two arm bar attempts, which means he doesnt lack that much in submission defense). He just got caught. Even Royce Gracie got put to sleep by a clock choke, does that mean he needs to work more on submission defense? Brock has been out of Greco Roman wrestling for awhile, but he's been in NJPW for the whole time he left the WWE. (New Japan Pro Wrestling). Maybe his third fight will prove that he will be a force. Actually Brock losing by submission was expected by many... I don't see how you can even attempt to create an illogical comparison like that. And no, after he works on subs, sub defense, and striking he'll be a definite force.