Home/UFC

via Getty

via Getty

Former President of the United States, Donald Trump, provided guest commentary alongside UFC megastar, Junior Dos Santos, on yesterday’s Triller card which featured Evander ‘The Real Deal Holyfield’ taking on UFC star Vitor Belfort. While they were calling the contest, Donald Trump asked Junior dos Santos, “How is Brock Lesnar to fight?”

Watch this story: Brock Lesnar Challenges Roman Reigns, Becky Lynch Confronts Bianca Belair: Best Moments From WWE SmackDown (Sept 10, 2021)

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

The UFC icon said that Brock Lesnar was a bull inside the octagon. He further confessed that he [Junior Dos Santos] and Brock Lesnar were set to lock horns, but it didn’t happen because Lesnar got sick.

“He was a bull. Coming very fast against you, so strong, so powerful. And he has some good speed for that size.” Dos Santos said.

via Getty

Back in 2011, Lesnar was originally scheduled to face Junior dos Santos, but because of a recurring illness, Shane Carwin replaced Lesnar.

Undoubtedly, Lesnar rocked the UFC mansion when he switched his fighting style from wrestling inside the squared circle to putting athletes in the hammerlock inside the octagon.

via Getty

Brock Lesnar has set his eyes on Roman Reigns

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

At the SummerSlam PPV, ‘The Beast’ Brock Lesnar made his gigantic return after the main event between Roman Reigns and John Cena for the WWE Universal Championship.

Since then, Lesnar has clarified that he is after ‘The Tribal Chief’ Roman Reigns. Lesnar showed up on last week’s edition of ‘Super SmackDown’ and sparked some drama between Reigns and Paul Heyman.

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

We know that Lesnar has signed a contract with WWE which allows him to wrestle eight matches with the company. With such limited fights, WWE would want to make each one count.

ALSO READ: “Umgana” – Donald Trump Hilariously Botches WWE Legends’ Name While Recalling Battle of the Billionaires With Vince McMahon