Comments on: A Fight I’d Like To See: Brock Lesnar vs Chuck Liddell

By: Steve Barry

Steve Barry — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 22:34:40 +0000

Well, there would be a big size difference but not as big of a gap as you say. Chuck is a huge light heavyweight. He walks around at 225-230 if I’m not mistaken. He cuts to 205, but at fight time he’s back up in that 220-230 area, which would be bigger than Randy was last night. He would be giving up a lot of weight, but it wouldn’t be 70lbs.

I’m sure Brock does hit harder, but he’s not putting together combinations either like those guys do. Don’t get me wrong. He could definitely put Chuck’s lights out, but he has to hit him first. Chuck circles around a lot and Brock seems to throw everything straight ahead, so Chuck may be able to avoid Brock’s big “ham hocks.”

Not saying Chuck would definitely win, but I think it would make for an intriguing and compelling fight.

By: Cornu

Cornu — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:51:52 +0000

n/o but dream on imo

1 good hit from Brock on Chucks face would crush our iceman

205 vs 275 pounds does really matter

One other thing, Evans & Jackson do hit hard but I think Brock really hits harder.

By: A Fight I’d Like To See: Brock Lesnar vs Chuck Liddell

A Fight I’d Like To See: Brock Lesnar vs Chuck Liddell — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:31:19 +0000

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