Brock Lesnar

Lesnar's opponent was Heath Herring. In the early seconds of the first round, Lesnar dropped Herring with a straight right. For the rest of the fight, Lesnar kept the fight on the ground and went on to win by unanimous decision.

Lesnar's next opponent will be Randy Couture for the UFC Heavyweight championship at UFC 91 on November 15th. It is presumed the winner of that match will go on to unify the title with the Interim UFC Heavyweight Championship following the Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Frank Mir fight.

On April 28, 2006, Lesnar appeared inside the ring after the final match of K-1 Hero's Las Vegas and announced his intent to join the MMA promotion. He trained with Minnesota Martial Arts Academy under Greg Nelson, and University of Minnesota Head Assistant wrestling coach Marty Morgan. Brock Lesnar announced on August 12 in Las Vegas that he had signed a deal with the K-1 promotion. His first fight was scheduled for June 2, 2007 on the K-1 Dynamite! USA show against Choi Hong-man of Korea. In his first official MMA match, Choi Hong-Man was pulled from the match and replaced by Min Soo Kim, whom Brock defeated by referee stoppage due to strikes in under 1 minute 8 seconds of the first round.

Ultimate Fighting Championship
Lesnar competing in the UFC.During UFC 77, it was announced that Brock Lesnar had reached a deal to fight with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). On February 2, 2008, Lesnar made his debut with the promotion in an event titled UFC 81 against former UFC Heavyweight Champion, Frank Mir. Lesnar secured an early takedown, but was deducted a point for hitting Frank Mir at the back of the head. Following another takedown by Lesnar, Frank Mir managed to secure a kneebar and force a submission at 1:30 of the first round. Lesnar is also said to have the biggest fists in the UFC and one of the, if not the biggest fists in Mixed Martial Arts today. At UFC 82, it was announced that former UFC Heavyweight Champion and UFC Hall of Fame inductee Mark Coleman would fight Lesnar at UFC 87. Coleman was forced to withdraw from the fight due to a training injury, and Lesnar's opponent was changed to Heath Herring. In the early seconds of the first round, Lesnar dropped Herring with a straight right. For the rest of the fight, Lesnar kept the fight on the ground and went on to win by unanimous decision