Brock attended the Gopher- Huskers wrestling match-ups in Minnesota today (feb 5). He was even sitting on the Gophers bench and presented Logan Storley with the Junior Dan Hodge Trophy.
Starting around the 12min mark current WWE champ CM punk talks about Chris Jericho's "dive" twitter comment, Brock in UFC, and if he would welcome Brock back to WWE:
DeathClutch head coach Marty Morgan answers questions about Brock's retirement and the current status of DeathClutch. He says DeathClutch is getting revamped and thinks Brock will make a public statement regarding his retirement (and if he stays retired) when he is ready to:
UFC heavyweight Pat Barry talked to MMAFighting.com about who is more intimidating to be around, Brock or Cro Cop:
"Brock, definitely. Brock is a very, very, very guarded individual. He's been around a zillion people, who are just trying to be around him and that's it. Cro Cop has been around [that] too, but I just think Cro Cop has been around fighters more than Brock has. So Brock being a fighter, all of a sudden being the superstar of the world and being the biggest name to come around, he hasn't been doing this for 25 years. For Cro Cop, June makes it 20 years since he put gloves on and started competing at a professional level. He's cool, man. He's been around long enough to where he can see people coming a mile away. He knows whether or not you're all right. With Brock, it still takes him a feeling out process before he opens up and becomes a cool guy. Now, are they both just genuinely nice, cool dudes, who like to laugh and pull pranks? Yes. But initially, it takes a lot longer to get accept by Brock than Cro Cop. Or at least it took me a lot longer."
Simon Kelly Inoki, a promoter in Japan, is trying to put together a Brock vs. Fedor match ...but pro wrestling instead of MMA. Inoki said they are trying to get Lesnar to wrestle for the IGF promotion and Fedor to debut in pro wrestling.
