Others are right though, Brock was not as unbeatable as his strength and power would suggest. No doubt his career in UFC would have been longer and more successful without the injury issues, as would be the case with any fighter.
I think it helped cut it pretty short but I am not sure how much longer he would have had the success that he initially had. I say that because he really does not take a punch better than average and in the heavier divisions where fighters hit and kick pretty hard you need to be able to take a punch better than what he could in order to survive. The other thing about his fighting in MMA was he basically came along during a time when there were not a lot of heavy weight fighters with loads of talent, experience, and skill. The heavy- weight division back then only had two or three other fighters of any quality in it in the UFC.
naw cain and overeem didnt target his stomach and i think theyd of won regaurdless. brocks not the best heavyweight i dont think hes even top 5. you got to remember tho that brock jumped right into mma with little experince and held his own.
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No his lack of boxing skills ruined his career
I don't watch the UFC, however I have seen a few of Brock Lesnars fights and the ones after his stomach issues he looked to be in pain in the stomach, and people targeted it a lot, so i'm just wondering, did these problems ruin his career?
Also was brock the best heavyweight?
