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If you're listening to this part of the co-main event podcast first, you already fucked up.

This is part two of two of the co-main event podcast discussing UFC 200.

If you haven't heard the introduction period of the show in the first two rounds,

you're going to want to go back to wherever you found this and listen to that first because

you're jumping in right in the middle of round three here.

What are you even thinking?

Well, we're going to discuss Brock Lesnar.

I don't know.

Maybe you want to hear that first since you weren't thinking.

I think in the wake of John Jones's removal from this card and the reshuffling that went down,

it sure felt like the return of Brock Lesnar was the biggest pre-fight

storyline headed into this event. And the fight played out Lesnar-ish, I guess you would say.

He ended up getting a unanimous decision victory over Mark Hunt, which isn't itself a remarkable

accomplishment since Brock Lesnar returns after

more than four years away, steps into the cage cold and beats a top 10 UFC heavyweight.

So you got to give him his props for that. I don't know, maybe we will talk about the actual

performance during this round. Ben, what was your initial takeaway from seeing the big

man come back and pick up not exactly right where he left off, but still looking like

he can compete in there? You know, one of the things that I thought the more I thought about

this fight afterwards was that it was a smart game plan for Brock Lesnar. It really took into account

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