Brock Lesnar vs Shane Carwin ｜ FULL FIGHT ｜ UFC Classics

Right gentlemen, review your instructions in the back, I expect a clean fight. Obey my commands all times, defend yourselves all times. Touch gloves, go backwards, let's do this. Wow. Yeah. I got goosebumps. I'm ready to go. So are they. Shane Carwin against Brock Lesnar. Heavyweight title is on the line. Tonight's fight brought to you by StubHub, the official fan-to-fan ticket marketplace of the UFC. StubHub, where do you want to sit for the next UFC fight? Red trunks for Lesnar, blue trunks for Carwin. You can see by Carwin's stance that it looks like he's ready for the shot. Brock Lesnar, national champion in Division I at Minnesota. Division II national wrestling champion. Shane Carwin, hands high. Remember, Lesnar threw that right hand against Heath Herring. Oh, he clipped him! And he did it right there to Carwin. And now he wants to take down. Carwin's got a whizzer, and he stands back up to his feet. Throws the knee. Carwin loves the dirty boxing. What a start! Broke the orbital bone of Heath Herring with the big right hand. Hit Brock Lesnar early in that battle back in Minneapolis at Target Center. The chants of Carwin have begun. Carwin with the uppercut. Big uppercut. Brock is covered. He cuts. Shane Carwin. Lesnar desperately wants to take down Carwin. Lesnar trying to push him off. Lesnar in the first round. And the big question is here. Brock is in trouble, Joe. He's in big, big trouble. Huge elbow. And we've never seen him ever in a position even remotely. Carwin teeing off. Josh Rosenthal right on top of the action. Shane Carwin gets himself out here. He's thrown a tremendous amount of punches. He seems to be very calm. It doesn't seem like he's breathing heavy. This building electric. Everyone on their feet. Lesnar survives the early onslaught for now. Looking to beat down Brock Lesnar. Shane Carwin continues to punish. You can hear him, Joe. Lesnar looks to push off and Brock get up. Brock is badly hurt, Mike. Shane Carwin has unbelievable power. And we have seen it here in round one, breaking down Brock Lesnar. He's in half guard right now, but it's an open half guard. I mean, credit Brock for surviving. He's surviving, man. His face is swollen, and I think he's badly hurt. And Shane's pushing down on that leg. Trying to get the full mount. And Brock tries to scramble, and Shane gets a hold of him. Brock trying to get back to his feet. Wow. Still a minute left in this action-packed round one. A lot of energy utilized by Carwin trying to stop the fight, and he was razor close to doing so. A lot of energy, but a lot of energy absorbed on the head of Brock Lesnar. No kidding. The big question is how much did that take out of him? Knee by Brock. Look for another knee. Both men. Looking towards the end of this first round. This is an interesting little situation here because Carwin has to kind of pace himself. This is the longest fight of Shane Carwin's career now. He's got to kind of pace himself, figure out when to explode, when to get out of there, and also calculate how much trouble is Brock Lesnar in. Should he jump on him now? Should he pounce? Ten seconds. A lot of calculating has to be done here. First man to make it out of the first round and barely done by Brock Lesnar. Shane Carwin's wife is behind us and she's not watching. She's covering her head and looking down on the ground. He smiles at the camera and winks. Shane Carwin just winked at Brock Lesnar. What a way to start this fight. Here is round two. The first round two of Shane Carwin's career. Brock Lesnar's corner telling him that Shane Carwin is exhausted. You know what it's like to be on top of a guy and throw that many punches. There's no way he's going to be able to recover in time. See if Brock... That's true. Look at the big deep breath that Carwin just took. Shook it off. Saying there's no way he's recovered in the corner of Brock Lesnar. Now will Brock look for the big right hand? Yes. How about a takedown? Cut over the left eye of the heavyweight champion Lesnar. Carwin looking to explode again. There's the big shot. There it is. He's got him on his back. This is bad for Shane Carwin. Brock Lesnar powerful takedown. Vicious ground and pound. Literally surviving in round one. And the real big question is how tired, how tired is Shane Carwin? How much did he blow out in that first round? We're about to find out, because now that big man has reversed the position, Joe, and now it's Lesnar, as Marty Morgan talked about, on top of Shane Carwin. Well, you know that Shane had to kind of assume that at some point in the fight he may be on his back like this. Let's see what he does in this position. To the body. The two best heavyweights in the world, battling for the number one spot in the world. He's got the mount. He's got an arm triangle, trying to finish this fight, trying to choke out Shane Carwin. The way Shane's arms are, though, the way he's in with his elbow, he's okay here. He's okay for now. Brock tightens it up. You see the way Shane is pushing with his elbow, though? As long as he continues to do that, he's going to be okay. He's going to stay very relaxed as Shane Carwin, with one of the strongest men in the mixed martial arts world. Oh, he tapped! Wow! Wow! What a fight, and you know, what heart showed by Brock Lesnar to overcome that first round. What a great job by Josh Rosenthal, knowing that Brock was still defending himself as Shane was teeing off. Let's take a look at that submission again. I want to see that one more time. Brock Lesnar, you know, really working so hard on all the aspects of his game, and it shows here. Bout-like fight replay. Here we go, Joe. Here's the submission he talked about. So he's got a hold of the arm here with his head and his neck. Controlling Shane Carwin's head and his neck with his left arm. Now watch him hop out of it, and right in, squeezes it tight. As soon as he started turning the corner, see how he's turning there? That's when he tightened it up. Before that, Shane had a little bit of air, but as soon as he started turning that corner, he just locked it up tight, and that's it. And he has battled through so many things the last year. Ladies and gentlemen, referee Josh Rosenthal is called to stop for this contest at two minutes, 19 seconds of round number two. Declaring the winner by tap out, due to arm triangle choke, and still UFC heavyweight champion.