MMA Quotes: Brock Lesnar.
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Brock Lesnar has quickly garnered himself a huge gallery of both fans and haters, and both his skills and personality lend to an “either you like him or don’t” mentality that’s hard to avoid. Lesnar recently talked to The New York Time Blog Section known as FREAKANOMICS and had some interesting quotes:
Q: Have you ever read Freakonomics?
A: No. I don’t have the Internet, so I’ve never read the blog.
Q: Watching the Ultimate Fighter series definitely gives U.F.C fans an inside view of how childish many of the young fighters are. I call them punks. In your experience with the U.F.C., what percentage of the fighters still have this “punk” mentality?
A: There are always a couple of rotten apples in the bunch. Almost all of the fighters I have had contact with who reach the U.F.C. level really seem to have their acts together; many of them are well-educated, well-spoken, respectful guys that are looking to make a decent living.
Q: Why do U.F.C. fighters seem to have better sportsmanship (i.e., hugging each other after a fight) while other televised fighters (W.W.E.) have little or no sportsmanship and turn the fight into a soap opera?
A: Because U.F.C. fighters are really fighting and professional wrestlers are entertaining. After you fight somebody, in most cases there is a certain mutual respect.
Lesnar seems to say the right things but his in-ring persona is considerably more brash than these statements. Like The MMA News said, either you love him or you hate him.
