#2 UFC 116: Lesnar vs Carwin – July 3, 2010
Brock Lesnar’s UFC Heavyweight Championship resistance against unbeaten challenger Shane Carwin was the draw for UFC 116 and the headliner conveyed in spades.
Carwin had completed each of the 12 of his past rivals in the first round and verged on doing likewise to Lesnar. The boss held tight and made due to cycle two where Carwin started to tire and Lesnar had the ability to bolt on an accommodation for the success. It was maybe Lesnar’s best MMA battle and an extraordinarily engaging clash of the behemoths.
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George Sotiropoulos won a consistent ruling against Kurt Pelligrino which was genuinely uneven for Sotiropoulos however all things considered was a colossally engaging, in fact capable undertaking.
The “American Psycho” Stephan Bonnar again satisfied his name in a hard and fast war with Krzysztof Soszynski in a rematch of their experience at UFC 110. An immensely engaging battle as the two men exchanged blows from the begin. Continuously round, the two men were at that point spilling out blood and Bonnar would end the battle with strikes before long. Mind boggling excitement.
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Enduring contender Chris Lytle confronted Matt Brown in another energizing battle with a lot of strike blends and accommodation endeavors. Lytle took the success with an excellent arm-bolt which constrained Brown to verbally submit as he was not able tap out.
The co-headliner was initially planned to be Yoshihiro Akiyama versus MMA legend, Wanderlei Silva. In any case, after Silva hauled out because of damage, Chris Leben ventured in and a battle of the year contender occurred. In a rankling battle, with wild trades, various takedowns and enormous catching, Leben guaranteed an unexpected complete when he turned into the main man to ever submit Akiyama. A completely splendid match on a colossal UFC card.
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