Brock Lesnar was knocked out by Cain Velasquez in the first round at UFC 121 on Saturday night, ... and you'll realize that the knockout finish was far from surprising.

Brock Lesnar will defend the UFC Heavyweight Championship against Cain Velasquez at UFC 121 this Saturday night. The mixed martial artist once known as "The Next Big Thing" will have just his ...

Brock Lesnar has been removed from WWE 2K24 promo material, as the effort to scrub his name from WWE branding continues. ... Follow MMA Knockout on Twitter and Facebook. Published Feb 6, 2024.

Brock Lesnar defeated Randy Orton by “technical knockout” to end WWE SummerSlam on Sunday night after Orton’s head was cut open. Several minutes into the match, Lesnar took down Orton and ...

Brock Lesnar's height is 6 foot 3 inches. ... A. Cain Velasquez defeated Brock Lesnar by technical knockout to win the UFC Heavyweight Championship at UFC 121. Q.

Cain Velasquez admits Brock Lesnar’s sheer size was a big concern before their fight. The heavyweight duo met in a massively anticipated world title clash at UFC 121 in October 2010.

Brock Lesnar's unlikely UFC journey saw him win the heavyweight title just four fights in, starting with a rivalry against Frank Mir. Notable fights included victories over Randy Couture and Shane ...

Brock Lesnar, during Backlash 2002, set a new bar for the WWE when, after power bombing his opponent Jeff Hardy, won a match by a knockout for the first time in pro wrestling history.

BROCK LESNAR has dominated the world of combat sports for nearly two decades, but the WWE and UFC Heavyweight champion was close to death in 2011 due to a stomach condition. Nine years ago, The Bea… ...

As for Lesnar, he said, “I think he shouldn’t walk away. Love him or hate him, it’s always something when Brock fights. To me, it seems like there’s still more to gain from him in fighting.” ...

Brock Lesnar's Jump To WWE And UFC Was More Impressive Than You Thought. ... Lesnar defeated legendary UFC Hall of Famer Randy Couture by knockout and went on to defend the title several times.