Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar returned to the UFC to fight Alistair Overeem .  It was a quick fight and Overeem took the win, especially after landing blows to Lesnar's surgically repaired midsection .  Brock Lesnar has diverticulitis and he had surgery to address the illness. Diverticulitis, according to nih.gov , is small sacs or pouches of the inner lining of the intestine that become inflamed or infected, usually in the large intestine. This can cause a variety of things like left lower quadrant pain...Read Full Story

Mixed martial artist Brock Lesnar suffers from a medical condition called 'Diverticulitis'.  The most common symptom is abdominal pain, but more severe issues can arise. Diverticulitis, according to nih.gov , is small sacs or pouches of the inner lining of the intestine that become inflamed or infected, usually in the large intestine. This can cause a variety of things like left lower quadrant pain, fever, an elevation of white cell count in blood tests, and also things like nausea and...Read Full Story

MMA fighter Brock Lesnar announced his official retirement. He returned to the octagon to fight Alistair Overeem.  Overeem defeated Lesnar by technical knockout 2:26 into the first round of the fight.  The event took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Lesnar announced his retirement immediately after the defeat. "I've had a really difficult couple of years with my disease ," Brock Lesnar said. "I'm going to officially say tonight is the last time you'll see me in the octagon...Read Full Story

Brock Lesnar rose quickly in the ranks of the UFC and he has left just as quickly. After suffering a first round loss to Alistair Overeem Brock lesnar has decided it is time to retire from the UFC. He leaves with a 5-3 record and a World Championship to his credit. He has been battling health issues and that may have been one of the reasons Lesnar felt it was time to go. Fighting in the heavyweight division is tough and you need to be as healthy as possible every night to compete. For Lesnar...Read Full Story

Browse > Home / Everlast , sponsorships / Lesnar signs with Everlast December 22, 2011 Brock Lesnar has signed on with Everlast to an exclusive, multi-year equipment contract with the UFC Heavyweight. Lesnar will use Everlast equipment and be a pitchman for Everlast products. In addition, Everlast will become the sponsor of Lesnar’s private gym, the DeathClutch Gym, in Minnesota. Primarily known as a boxing manufacturer for most of its history, the Lesnar signing shows a...Read Full Story