The giant's health problem Brock Lesnar It seems to be more serious than imagined. The fighter, who would defend the heavyweight belt against Shane carwin at UFC-106, in November, he had to postpone the fight due to a bad case of flu. At the time, it was even thought that Lesnar had contracted the “A flu”, or the famous “swine flu” as it is popularly known. As a result, the title fight was postponed until UFC-108, in January, but again, Lesnar will not be able to perform.
According to UFC president Dana White, the fighter was not a victim of the H1N1 virus, but of a virus known as infectious mononucleosis, a disease that significantly increases the carrier's fatigue and prevents the athlete from having any physical performance while infected.
As a result, Lesnar will not train for the next six weeks and, once again, the duel against Carwin has been postponed, with no scheduled date.
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