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Super Mario
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Okay, so, even before the Cain fight I was thinking this.
The DeathClutch camp is a detriment to Brock Lesnar.
Yes, it's his camp, he foots the bill for everything, and should be commended for that, and surrounds himself with the best people in his mind to train.
But I think that's the main problem. He's surrounded by 'yes men' who are only worried about stroking his ***** tattoo to build him up.
He needs to abandon the DeathClutch camp, and go join another camp such as BlackHouse or American Top Team. He doesn't need to be surrounded by 'yes men' in his own camp. He needs to be in another camp where they'll actually test him and not just work to his strengths. He's not really going to improve that much if he's only training to his strengths. He needs to be jacked up pretty bad in practice.
Yeah, Brock ended up getting his ass handed to him against Cain. But on one hand, I was very impressed with the aggressiveness of Lesnar. He immediately circled to his right, then shot right in. And he didn't look afraid to stand there and trade with Cain. They had a few good, quick exchanges. But Cain just rocked him. Sent him reeling. And then he finished him. Brutalized him ultimately.
But Brock needs to abandon his own DeathClutch camp to improve as a fighter.
The DeathClutch camp is a detriment to Brock Lesnar.
Yes, it's his camp, he foots the bill for everything, and should be commended for that, and surrounds himself with the best people in his mind to train.
But I think that's the main problem. He's surrounded by 'yes men' who are only worried about stroking his ***** tattoo to build him up.
He needs to abandon the DeathClutch camp, and go join another camp such as BlackHouse or American Top Team. He doesn't need to be surrounded by 'yes men' in his own camp. He needs to be in another camp where they'll actually test him and not just work to his strengths. He's not really going to improve that much if he's only training to his strengths. He needs to be jacked up pretty bad in practice.
Yeah, Brock ended up getting his ass handed to him against Cain. But on one hand, I was very impressed with the aggressiveness of Lesnar. He immediately circled to his right, then shot right in. And he didn't look afraid to stand there and trade with Cain. They had a few good, quick exchanges. But Cain just rocked him. Sent him reeling. And then he finished him. Brutalized him ultimately.
But Brock needs to abandon his own DeathClutch camp to improve as a fighter.
