“Who Does That S**t?”: Brock Lesnar Denounced His Previous Training Camp After His Triumph Over Mark Hunt at UFC 200

Brock Lesnar is a one-of-a-kind individual who aced in both pro wrestling as well as MMA. Fighting in just his 3rd UFC match, Lesnar bagged the UFC Heavyweight championship title. Lesnar moved away from the UFC and returned to the WWE in 2012. However, after four years, the Beast Incarnate went back to fight at UFC 200 against Mark Hunt. After winning against Hunt, Lesnar had much to say about his preparation for his return match.

Brock Lesnar is known for his ruthless fighting style, both in the ring and octagon. His brash side was highlighted in an interview about his UFC training camps before joining WWE in 2012. Lesnar compared the training camp he attended for his return match at UFC 200 with his previous ones.

Brock Lesnar called his previous training camps “depressing”

After returning to the WWE in 2012 and being a part of some high-profile matchups and storylines, the Beast Incarnate returned to MMA to taste its blood again. Lesnar won against his opponent Mark Hunt at UFC 200 unanimously. His match was a co-main event. After his victory over Hunt, ranked number 8 in the world at the time, Brock Lesnar denounced his previous training camp in the post-match interview.

Once again, Lesnar showcased how he is never afraid of speaking his mind and denounced his previous training camps saying, “Just the whole training camp was different. My prior training camps 5 years ago were depressing camps. “I would train for a couple of days, then take five days off. Train for three days and take a week off.” 

He also added, “Come On. I had 12 inches of my colon removed. Jumped back in the Octagon 3 months later. Who does that s**t? I have been gone 5 years. Stepped into the Octagon tonight with the guy ranked number 8 in the world.”

Speaking about his comeback, Lesnar said, “I think I am the greatest son of a b****, and it puts me right in the game.” After the fight, he also criticized Mark Hunt in the interview.

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With this statement, he exuded his trademark confidence and self-assuredness. It expressed that he firmly believed he was at the top of his game and a force to be reckoned with in the world of MMA.

From a victory to a no-contest

After his victory against Hunt, Lesnar was on his high horse. However, he was soon brought down when he was caught in two doping tests after the match. Lesnar tested positive for hydroxy-clomiphene in his system, which is a banned substance. After this, the match was declared a no-contest, and Lesnar was suspended for a year and fined $250,000 for the violation. 

The Beast Incarnate has returned to the WWE after this tarnishing incident. He has not returned to the UFC so far. Brock Lesnar currently enjoys a huge fan following at the WWE. He is one of the primary attractions for the company.

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The WWE Superstar is currently engaged in a rivalry against ‘The American Nightmare’, Cody Rhodes and will face him at SummerSlam next month.

Let us know in the comments down below what you think about his journey with challenges.