Apparently there will be no "Primetime" special for UFC 116, instead the UFC is currently filming a normal countdown show for Lesnar vs Carwin. Brock was the one who made that call since he didn't want a camera crew at his home (you know he likes to keep his privacy, his wife is also 8 months pregnant so he probably doesn't want trouble for her also).

Rodrigo Comprido, Brock's BBJ coach, tweeted the following message just a few hours ago:

Tomorrow I leave MN, I was training Brock Lesnar to his upcomming fight and he is READY TO GO.

Brock will sign autographs on saturday May 22nd starting at 11am - 1pm at Gould Chevrolet.

3939 Chelsea Road West
Monticello, MN, 55362

New photos of Brock's UFC 116 camp are now available at Deathclutch.com's photo gallery.

Great block written by Brock's friend Paul Heyman now online at Heyman's Hustle.

Someone asked Brock's friend (and former WWE manager) Paul Heyman the following on twitter:

Paul, u were up close to the cage. How hard were the Shane Carwin left hands on Frank Mir? Can Lesnar handle a shot like that?

Heyman's answer:

REAL HARD. Scary hard. Mike Tyson aggression-level hard. Can Lesnar take a shot like that? Who says Brock wont strike 1st?

[I doubt Brock really plans on keeping the fight vs Carwin standing but you gotta love Heyman's answer.]