It only took the younger George 1:16 to send the large out-of-shape man to the ground for the second time, ending the fight.  He may have broken more of a sweat walking from the dressing room to the ring.

As soon as George III came out, he began his barrage of punches.  All Weaver seemed to have in his arsenal was the cover-up, and he couldn’t even do that properly.  He quickly realized that while receiving many punches he would not be delivering one anytime soon, eliminating the possibility of even considering the “puncher’s chance”, and took a knee in defeat.

It was no Foreman vs. Ali, but maybe this fight marks the beginning of something great.  As for the “Human Punching-Bag” comment, I’m pretty sure a punching-bag would put up more of a challenge.  Take a look for yourself.

“Yes, I will fight again on the next affliction card. Besides this me and my management hope to get a chance to talk to Dana White in person in June to discuss a possible fight between me and Brock.”(Full Story)

I really hope this fight goes through because it will be another opportunity for Fedor to show the world how dominant he is.  There is a lot of hype surrounding Lesnar right know, but in my opinion he can’t beat Fedor. For those of you who think that Brock’s size will be too much for Fedor to handle, don’t forget that he has beaten MMA giants such as Tim Silvia (6’8), Semmy Schilt (6’11), and Hong Man Choi (7’2).

Hopefully Dana and Fedor can come to an agreement on this fight because it has the potential to be huge.  Until a deal is reached Fedor will continue fight for the Affliction promotion and his next opponent is likely to be either Josh Barnett or Vitor Belfort.