For you saying that Brock won't be a good coach need to stop it and that right now. He got plenty unusual skills that he can teach the young guys. Like....... Ehm I mean Ehm....... he can teach them to run away from strikes

HAHA nice Cain letft him with a scar lol good for him.Unless Brock starts striking with real strikers(The only striker at his camp is Pat Barry and they grapple 95%of the time at Brock's gym)he wont develop good boxing instincts because you need to spar several hours to become good and we NEVER see him spar.Also you can't practice your chin but you can spar alot(70to80% stenght and speed)he will get hurt by shot but never koed and it will make him react better than covering up in fetal position when he gets hit on they eye

i agree with all of you....except for me

Lesnar is like the guy with 2 faces. Here he is a real cool guy but before the fight against Velasquez he wasn't sympathetic. To give him the benefit of the doubt I would say it's the show aspect WWE experience that makes him less cool at times.

2 words: more experience. With just after 3 fights Brock lesnar recieves heavy weight title. That didnt nessacarily mean he was the baddest man on the planet.. but close. There are top level competetion in this heavy weight divison. Brock needs to stick with his wreslting and just ground and pound like he did in the second Mir fight. HE has alot of potential but from the looks of it, he dont like getting hit very often. I would like to see Brock champion again one day, but he needs to get in a few more brawls. Work on his stiff stand up and avoid getting punched in the face.

I'm looking forward to the fight. I'm sure the TUF competitors will be happy just to be there and to be competing, but I can't imagine Brock will be a very good coach.

@ annon i definitely agree with what you're saying except for one thing: Brock doesnt necessarily need to work on his striking. I mean he does some but what he really needs to do is some hard sparring in training so he knows what it feels like to take a punch (like they did at chute boxe) I think dana said it best (yes i know i did say Dana said it best) when he said "Brocks doesnt need to work on his striking. His striking is fine when hes punching his problem is when hes getting punched" but im not trying to start an argument here I'm on your side for the most part and he does still need to work on his striking

Show more respect to this man thetruth. You can only watch guys like this fight. You'll never be in that Octagon. Like Rampage Jackson said anyone in the UFC is not a loser. They got there with hard work and dedication to their craft.

@ Anon yea thats true.he really needs to work on his hands and bottom game.his top game is good already.if i was brocks trainers all i would be doing is making him train stand up striking and his bjj from the bottom.after he got his bottom game and striking down good then we would work some top game.but he really needs work from the bottom.all dude does is kick when he is on his back and run when he gets hit.

LOL that fight was not a game of inches. Brock needs some serious work if he wants his belt back. He can do it, but right now he is to proud to. Hasn't watched the fight yet? That is the first thing I would do if I lost my belt.
Dude needs an attitude readjustment, hes an amazing athlete but it will be his downfall (and seems to already have so far).