Paul Heyman just posted a nice blog about Brock:

Fast-forward to today. Brock is in Las Vegas, and is already in a bad mood. He started to walked out on the UFC 100 press conference on Thursday, only to be persuaded back by UFC President Dana White. Brock is impatiently waiting to step into the Octagon. His intense training is over. Now all he has to do is wait.

That's a bit of problem. Brock hates to wait. It makes him angry. He gets this way before game day. He doesn't want to just sit around, or take in a show, or play a hand of Blackjack in the casino. Brock Lesnar wants to fight.

More specifically, Brock Lesnar wants to fight Frank Mir. And just to be totally accurate in my statement, Brock Lesnar wants to beat Frank Mir. As a matter of fact, Brock doesn't just want to beat Frank, he has a deep-seeded insatiable need to come out the victor on Saturday night.

To read the whole blog go here.

Couple of UFC fighters and trainers gave their view on Lesnar vs Mir 2:

Hughes: “Before Mir fought his last fight against [Antonio Rodrigo] Nogueira, I would have said that Lesnar is going to chew him up and spit him out. But Mir looked like a totally different fighter while fighting Nogueira. If that Frank Mir shows up, I think he’s going to do well. But I think Brock is going to use his strength and size effectively, and I don’t think he’s going to make the same mistake twice and give Frank an easy submission.”

Florian: “Both guys have really learned a lot since since the first time they met. Lesnar has to be riding high on confidence. Mir is not a small heavyweight, but compared to Lesnar everyone is a small heavyweight. Giving up the size and power is going to be a tough thing for him to overcome.”

Guida: “I think Brock Lesnar has definitely evolved as a fighter over the long time off. Frank is fresh, he’s got new motivation, maybe make sure that knee lock wasn’t a fluke. He wants to go out and beat a former NCAA champion. That one is a tough one but I might go with Mir.”

Sherk: “Lesnar is a feak of nature as far as athleticism and natural ability. He’s taken every step he possibly could to become an MMA fighter. He’s got some of the best training partners you could ask for. I’ve got to go with Lesnar, he’s grown a lot. I don’t see it going the distance. I think he’ll finish it with ground and pound.”

Ken Hahn, Frank Mir’s trainer: “I think if Brock comes out crazy, that will probably be the best thing for him. Wild and unpredictable. If he tries to get technical and really box, he’s going to get eaten up. That’s the worst thing you could do to somebody who’s better than you, is try and fight like him.”

Dan Henderson: “It depends on how much Brock Lesnar has worked on his submission defense and how ready for the power and size is Frank Mir. I would probably go with Mir, but Lesnar’s a big dude and anything can happen.”

Photos of yesterday's UFC 100 press conference can be found at LasVegasSun, Combatlifestyle and Sherdog.

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New articles on Brock have been posted at latimes.com and UFC.com.

You can watch the UFC 100 press conference here.

Brock was part of the UFC 100 workout/interview session yesterday. Photos and articles about that have been posted at LasVegasSun, LasVegasReviewJournal, Mirror and Yahoo. A short video of it can be found at UFC.com.

Hey guys. Got new videos up in the video vault. Some OVW stuff, Brocks Japan match with Kurt, and Brocks Interview on UFCs Ultimate Fighter Finale USA vs UK. Caps coming soon of Brocks recent UFC stuff and more from his wrestling career.