B. Lesnar (photo) is one of the biggest PPV sellers in UFC history. Photo: Josh Hedges/UFC
Considered one of the biggest stars in UFC history, and responsible for some of the biggest sales of pay-per-view of the organization's history, the heavyweight Brock Lesnar may be about to return to the octagon. The person who guarantees this is the narrator Jim Ross, who for a long time was linked to the WWE (a pro wrestling in which the fighter competes) and now linked to MMA. In an interview, Ross said that there are good chances of Lesnar returning to Ultimate after the end of his contract with the choreographed fight organization in 2015.
"It seems to me which Brock Lesnar got back in shape. Visually, he has never been so strong. It's even scary to look. He's scarier now than when he first left WWE. The diverticulitis (inflammation of the diverticula present in the large intestine) that he had does not cure easily. His body needs to undergo major adaptations. But now, in the shape he's in, I see no reason why he can't return to the UFC and sell the huge amount of PPVs he's always sold,” said Ross, in an interview with the North American channel “FOX Sports”.
At 37, Brock Lesnar He had a short but very intense career in MMA. With just eight professional fights, the “Baddest Man on the Planet” has won five and lost three. Lesnar was heavyweight champion between 2008, when he took the title from Randy Couture, and 2010, when he was defeated by Cain Velazquez. In one of his greatest moments in the Octagon, Brock Lesnar headed alongside Frank mir the historic UFC 100 card – to date the biggest PPV sales in the organization's history. In the fight, Brock won the rematch against Mir by technical knockout and defended his title.
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