[dremucha]

I asking if he hurt a vikings linemen i wasnt sure if he did. And i looked for awhile on the Dante Hall thing but i couldnt find it. I do remember it happening though. Lesnar came up behind Hall on a play, picked him up and slammed him onto the ground. Not sure if it was a typical "body slam" but i remember it being somewhat of a big deal for a few days. He did attempt to try and hurt three players according to the link above. It might have been Smith but i thought it was Hall. Anyways i couldnt find more but i didnt really look for more then ten minutes.

I'm not a fan of Lesnar and i doubt he could pass a steriods test anyways.

Find one on this "bodyslam" of Dante Hall and this "injury" he caused please. I don't remember these things happening. He got in multiple fights, but I don't recall these things.

[GinaGomesz]

Lesnar needs to go back to what made him famous..... acting..... All he did while at training camp is attempt to hurt people. He bodyslammed Dante Hall of the Kansas City Chiefs and if memory serves he attempted to hurt one of Kansas City's linemen in a pratice game. Didnt he also injury a vikings player in practice? I hope he never finds work in the NFL.

[Jffxljtw]

I will attempt to find an article on it. I am just going off memory.

I don't recall any of those incidents. You wouldn't happen to have an article or something with that info on it, would you?

[neictscek]

I found one aritcle. I will try to find more.

Find one on this "bodyslam" of Dante Hall and this "injury" he caused please. I don't remember these things happening. He got in multiple fights, but I don't recall these things.

[Broker15015]

I found one aritcle. I will try to find more.

http://archives.gophercentral.com/in...p!news!id!3473
Its a little more then half way down the list.



Brock Lesnar Starts Huge Fight In First NFL Scrimmage

Brock Lesnar, who seems to have a problem avoiding confron-
tation lately, started a fight in his first scrimmage as a
Viking this past weekend, as Minnesota took on the Kansas
City Chiefs.

The rules for the game were to avoid major contact and violent
tackles, yet Lesnar blatantly broke the rules by sacking the
backup quarterback, Damon Huard. "That's just me, and I don't
care what [the Chiefs] think about it," Lesnar said in what
was a succinct summary of how most Vikings players and coaches
felt. "I'm here to play football and make the team. I'm going
110 percent. I'm not going to dial it down. That's the game.
We've got full pads on. If that's the tempo they want to play,
maybe my tempo is a little different."

After Lesnar's play, the game got significantly more aggres-
sive and the Vikings were tacking Chief ball carriers.

Later on in the game, Lesnar tackled Jonathan Smith, prompt-
ing Jonathan Ingram to sprint into the pile and shove Lesnar.
Lesnar responded by jumping on Ingram's back. The two quickly
ripped each other's helmets off and caused players from both
sidelines to get involved in the scuffle.

"I've got to prove myself," a defiant Lesnar said. "If it's
fighting and clawing and whatever, then that's what I'm going
to do. I haven't had this much fun since ... I can't remember.
I have only one speed. Sometimes I got too far past the line
and had to come back. I've got to find that happy medium, and
I don't know if I've got it. But at least I'm getting up there
and causing some chaos."

[Mjyzpzph]

I am sure if he wanted to get back into wrestling he could go the TNA route.

[Apparpsmose]

I'm not a fan of Lesnar and i doubt he could pass a steriods test anyways.

LOL. The guy has been that big since his high school days. You do know how amateur wrestling works right??? You can't just juice up over the course of a season and expect to stay in the same weight class.

[TopcigsCOM]

NFL | Lesnar still looking for a shot at the NFL - from www.KFFL.com
Sun, 1 May 2005 10:16:38 -0700

Bill Williamson, of the Denver Post, reports former professional wrestler Brock Lesnar still wants to play in the NFL. He had a shot as a defensive lineman in training camp last season with the Minnesota Vikings and he wound up getting released. Lesnar now thinks he'll have to be an offensive lineman to make it. Almost a year after becoming a national curiosity, Lesnar is preparing for another shot at the NFL. He is training at his home in the Twin Cities for another run. Lesnar would prefrer to land once again with the Vikings.

[GtmFeqJJ]

He is in a lawsuit with the WWE, they don't even want him back. The guy is cocky, arrogant, and an overall headcase. He is strong, but strength and talent are two seperate things. The guy was an NCAA wrestler, not a football player, and I think he is just making a joke out of himself, the WWE, and the NFL.

[BCVB9SOc]

Lesnar needs to go back to what made him famous..... acting..... All he did while at training camp is attempt to hurt people. He bodyslammed Dante Hall of the Kansas City Chiefs and if memory serves he attempted to hurt one of Kansas City's linemen in a pratice game. Didnt he also injury a vikings player in practice? I hope he never finds work in the NFL.

I don't recall any of those incidents. You wouldn't happen to have an article or something with that info on it, would you?

[kjanyeaz1]

Sounds like prime material for the Raiders

[dWSOj26H]

He is in a lawsuit with the WWE, they don't even want him back. The guy is cocky, arrogant, and an overall headcase. He is strong, but strength and talent are two seperate things. The guy was an NCAA wrestler, not a football player, and I think he is just making a joke out of himself, the WWE, and the NFL.

The WWE says they dont want a lot of people back, then they realize how far they are in the tank and take them back anyway. Look at The Rock and even Sable has made a comeback since her run-in with the WWE brass.