Ex-UFC Champion Dubbed 286lbs Machine Brock Lesnar a Man of “Limited Skills” Before Issuing a Bold Challenge in 2017

In line with his catchphrase “Eat, Sleep, Conquer, Repeat,” Brock Lesnar is the man who has truly conquered many who stood against him in the ring or octagon. Additionally, he personifies the impression of being one of the scariest men, capable of terrifying someone just by staring at them. A UFC legend, who has dominated many realms like Lesnar, is an exception to this rule. Contrary to popular opinion, he believes he can defeat him with ease and that Lesnar is significantly less skilled than him.

Ken Shamrock is an MMA legend, who will always be regarded as such both in the MMA world and the pro wrestling industry. Back in the day, Shamrock was quite popular in combat sports. In fact, Kurt Angle picked up his infamous ankle lock and performed it popularly.

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However, in a chat with Hannibal TV in 2017, was asked about his predictions for the winner between him and Lesnar, when they were both in their primes. Responding to that, he made it abundantly clear that he would win with ease and will surely overpower him.

Ken Shamrock believes he will easily beat Brock Lesnar

Shamrock began by highlighting his capabilities as a fighter during his peak. He stated, “It’s not about bragging, it’s not about being better than somebody, but it’s about skill set. There is no question in my mind that the time when I was in my prime that I was the most well-rounded fighter out thereof in the world.”

Moreover, after being pressed on about the outcome of Lesnar vs his hypothetical match, he replied, “Being able to fight a guy like Brock Lesnar, who is a wrestler, who has very limited skills in striking, in my prime and him in his prime, he doesn’t have a chance.”

“How can you beat me? It’s the same thing with Severn. How can you beat me? You can’t beat me. If I’m in my prime and I have all those skill sets, and in his prime, he was very limited in his skill sets, how can you beat me?”

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Furthermore, he asserted that he has won every championship in the world he has contested, aside from the WWE heavyweight title. He thus hoped that at some point in the future, he would return and face Lesnar again for the heavyweight belt. Indeed, if the match takes place, it would unquestionably become legendary in the sport.