Carwin vs Brock OFF!

[Jason R O'Dell]

Another interim heavyweight champ? Great? And we get to listen to Brock come back and go on about how the other guy is a fake champion too. I like Brock, but I really don't want to go through that same song and dance again.

[Jeremy Mathers]

Originally Posted by Jason R O'Dell

Another interim heavyweight champ? Great? And we get to listen to Brock come back and go on about how the other guy is a fake champion too. I like Brock, but I really don't want to go through that same song and dance again.

well it looks like you may get your wish

According to TMZ, White said Monday: "There's a possibility Lesnar will never fight again."

it appears as if he is going to have surgery

wfs http://www.twincities.com/news/ci_13799256?source=rss

[Trevor Wallace]

Originally Posted by Ned Ferguson

Lesnar is out of the UFC for the foreseeable future. (WFS) He is so seriously ill that an interim title bout may happen. This sounds like much more than mono. He is hospitalized. What is wrong with this guy?

Steriods are coming back to bite him in the a$$.

[Matt Rexin]

Originally Posted by Trevor Wallace

Steriods are coming back to bite him in the a$$.

Why do you automatically assume it was steroids related?

[Ned Ferguson]

Brock Lesnar has returned home [wfs] after having surgery for an infection in his intestinal tract.

Larry Novotny, a friend of Lesnar, on Tuesday told ABC affiliate KSAX-TV that the UFC heavyweight champion is recuperating after an 11-day stay in a local hospital where he underwent several tests and “a minor surgery.” Lesnar’s primary home is in Alexandria, Minn.

Novotny said Lesnar may need to undergo further surgery, but would see how the healing process went. At that point, a decision would be made whether Lesnar would be able to continue fighting.

Hmm. Sounds like they had to pull a horseshoe out of there.

Edit: This is interesting. An analysis by the Mayo Clinic reports there are 3 types of surgery [WFS] that Brock may have have had. The most 'minor' is a primary bowel resection. From there it gets worse. This is serious stuff.

Primary bowel resection. In this procedure, your surgeon removes the diseased part of your intestine and then reconnects the healthy segments of your colon (anastomosis). This allows you to have normal bowel movements.

[Tom Seryak]

Originally Posted by Ned Ferguson

Hmm. Sounds like they had to pull a horseshoe out of there.

Edit: This is interesting. An analysis by the Mayo Clinic reports there are 3 types of surgery [WFS] that Brock may have have had. The most 'minor' is a primary bowel resection. From there it gets worse. This is serious stuff.

None of that sounds good. I would imagine it is going to be a long road back into the cage, if ever.

[George Nesrallah]

Originally Posted by Trevor Wallace

Steriods are coming back to bite him in the a$$.

Could be one million and one other reasons (and it is doubtful that steroids by themselves will cause this serious of a condition, whatever it is).

Please stop believing the media; research is the key.

[Stu Christensen]

Originally Posted by Trevor Wallace

Steriods are coming back to bite him in the a$$.

I don't even know where to start on this comment. Geez.

Brock has/had something called Diverticulitis (sp?). It's pretty serious, and sometimes you recover fully, other times it affects the rest of your life.