WrestlingRevealed.com has learned that Brock Lesnar will be fighting Mark Coleman next.

On the very same night that Mark Coleman was inducted into the UFC Hall of Fame, he announced that he would be coming out of retirement. He has signed a 4 fight deal, and the first opponent will be Brock Lesnar. The fight will happen on August 9, 2008 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

There’s a lot of wrestling fans who are still bitter at Brock Lesnar for leaving wrestling, but you can’t deny the fact that he’s been a tremendous marketing figure for UFC. Think about it. Retired hall of fame fighter coming back to fight the former professional wrestler in his hometown. That’s how you create a buzz.

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WrestlingRevealed.com has learned that there were several TNA and WWE stars in attendance for Brock Lesnar’s UFC debut last night.

Those were were spotted on camera include the Undertaker, John “Bradshaw” Layfield, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Kurt Angle.

Some interesting things were noted. Kurt Angle and the Undertaker had a pretty long conversation. Steve Austin received one of the biggest ovations of the night. John Layfield was seen sitting with the other wrestlers as opposed to his wife.

For those of you that don’t know yet, Brock Lesnar submitted in the first round. However, his performance was quite impressive. It raised more than a few eyebrows. UFC promoters are said to be quite pleased with his performance and are already looking forward to his next match.

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WrestlingRevealed.com has learned that Kurt Angle will be in attendance when Brock Lesnar makes his UFC debut.

On Saturday night, Brock Lesnar will make his UFC debut against Frank Mir at UFC 81. The event, which takes place in Las Vegas, Nevada, has draw additional attention due to the participation of Brock Lesnar.

If you’re expecting Kurt Angle to do a run-in on Saturday night, well, my friend, you’ve been watching too much pro wrestling. It’d be a cool sight, though.

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WrestlingRevealed.com has learned that TNA and UFC have reached an agreement on a marketing deal.

TNA will be involved in promoting the upcoming UFC fight featuring Brock Lesnar. The deal makes quite a bit of sense in that a lot of TNA’s fan base will be curious about seeing Brock Lesnar in a UFC match. That should help spark some additional pay per view buys for UFC.

No word yet on what TNA will be receiving from this deal. UFC might be hesitant to promote professional wrestling since they want to separate themselves from it. TNA could just be receiving cash for the deal.

Kind of interesting that UFC didn’t reach a deal with WWE. That would definitely give them a boost in pay per view buys, especially considering Brock Lesnar was a former WWE champion.

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WrestlingRevealed.com has learned that Tim Sylvia has publicly called Brock Lesnar a baby.

Tim Sylvia recently gave an interview to ESPN Radio, and he had the following to say.

“I don’t think he’s going to have a future in MMA. I think Frank Mir’s going to beat him. I’ve trained with Brock (Lesnar). I think Frank Mir is going to submit him. He’s a baby. Don’t kick him because he’ll get hurt. He’s a hell of a wrestler, man. The guy can wrestle and he’s strong. He can’t punch, and he can’t get kicked. And, he don’t know how to kick. He can only go straight forward. I think Frank Mir will submit him.”

- Tim Sylvia

Tim Sylvia has trained with Brock Lesnar in the past, so he does know a thing or two. His words are a bit harsh, though, so it’s possible that some sort of friction has occurred between the two.

This bit of news will be welcomed by a lot of selfish wrestling fans who hope that he fails so they can see him coming back to wrestling. No one should be rooting for him to fail. He chose to leave wrestling, so let him.

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