Lesnar and Comprido in cell phone snapshot so there is no delay in the news reaching GRACIEMAG.com readers
This end of the year, all anyone is talking about is presents, travel, and Brock Lesnar vs. Alistair Overeem.
Thus, GRACIEMAG.com got on the radio and called up one of Lesnar’s coaches, Rodrigo “Comprido” Medeiros, between training sessions with the heavyweight who drew new fans to the UFC in droves.
During the conversation, Comprido came off as being sincerely optimistic about the outcome of the UFC 141 main event and touched on the shape the former champion will be in when he steps into the octagon this coming 30th in Las Vegas.
“Brock is in great shape. Undergoing surgery was the best decision he could have made. I believe we’ll be seeing Brock at full potential for the first time,” Comprido told reporter Nalty Junior.
“I’m truly excited about this fight. They’re two giants, two monsters on a collision course—I don’t think I’ve ever seen two guys as big and skillful as they are. If Alistair isn’t 100%, he’d best not show up, because Brock is super well prepared; I guarantee it,” added Comprido.
What about you, astute reader? Who’s going to end up on the right side of this train wreck?
UFC 141
Las Vegas, United States
December 30, 2011
Brock Lesnar vs Alistar Overeem
Nate Diaz vs Donald Cerrone
Jon Fitch vs Johny Hendricks
Vladimir Matyushenko vs Alexander Gustafsson
Nam Phan vs Jim Hettes
Under card
Ross Pearson vs Junior Assunção
Anthony Njokuani vs Danny Castillo
Preliminary card (Facebook broadcast)
Jacob Volkmann vs Efrain Escudero
Dong Hyun Kim vs Sean Pierson
Manny Gamburyan vs Diego Nunes
Matt Riddle vs Luis “Beição” Ramos