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October 27, 2009

Lesnar out of UFC 106

In devastating news, Brock Lesnar was forced to withdraw from his scheduled bout with Shane Carwin at UFC 106 in November. The match will now be held at UFC 108 on Jan. 2.

Lesnar has been suffering from an illness that sounds an awful lot like H1N1, but is unconfirmed. Lesnar reportedly claimed it's the sickest he's been in his life and his people say he wouldn't have near the time needed to train for a big fight.

Instead, the Forrest Griffin-Tito Ortiz rematch will be moved into that slate instead.

Tough news, but this sort of thing happens. You can catch the full story here at Yahoo.

Posted by Mark Chalifoux at 1:04 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

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I hope this fight does take place at some point, it will be a real clash of the titans..

Tito forrest is going to be a hell of a fight aswell so im not so disappointed

Posted by: ufcfanboy | November 5, 2009 7:20 PM

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Kevin Richardson has been a fan of mixed martial arts competition ever since UFC 3, when 600-pound sumo wrestler Emmanuel Yarborough was beaten by Keith Hackney. Kevin will cover the world of MMA — in Baltimore, nationally and internationally. He plans to take readers into the locker rooms and MMA schools, where they'll hear from local fighters and trainers. If you have a news tip or suggestions for the blog, please e-mail him.

Mark Chalifoux and Pramit Mohapatra previously authored this blog. You can read new material from Mohapatra on FanBias.com.

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