Who would win in a real fight goldberg or brock lensar?

Question

i want to know who would?

Answer 1

Brock Lesnar, hands down. Brock is a lot larger and stronger than Bill Goldberg. Bill Goldberg is no longer big and massive like he used to be. He has slimmed down into a toned, but far less muscular man.

Answer 2

Brock, hes stronger, faster, younger and a 10 times better wrestler. I mean the man is a 4 time NCAA Div. 1 champ.... Come on!!!

Answer 3

Brock

Answer 4

Who knows who would win,

Has either been in a REAL street brawl that any one knows of?

The media can hype a person up so large it is larger than that persons real ego in life. So I say they probably would not even fight if they met for real for both are celebrities and that would not be good for their careers.

In a match in the ring, now that depends on what McMann decides who wins.  Personally I think Goldberg could in his Prime, I do not know about now though in a WWE match, if it was done with no pre decision or out come.

In real life we will never know for we will never see it.

Answer 5

brock

he's way stronger

Answer 6

looks to me goldberg would win as brock knows

no subs and looks real stiff as a board but hes just

got the best ground and pound even better than fedors,

but goldberg knows how to counter that and take him

out via sub (choke)or heel hook

Answer 7

Wulf is totally correct. We don't know how either of them would fight in a street fight.

Answer 8

brock . goldberg is like in his 40's.

Answer 9

Wow good question, both are big strong guys, Lesnar is probably the better wrestler, Goldberg the better striker, he got to develop that playing football.

Lesnar has youth on his side, Goldberg has experience.  Either way, it would be a good fight among the big men, and both are certainly big men.   I remember one guy tried to shoot a take down on Goldberg, who "***** hung" him with one arm, the man is strong, like NFL strong.  Lesnar is also very strong, and a really smooth and skilled wrestler.

Goldberg played college and pro football and I think that his current role as a commentator is appropriate, the man was born in 1966, he has had his share of the gladiator world.

Last night I was watching the replay of Evans v. Bispring and although I thought Hamill beat Bispring, the loss to Evans avenged that.  Evans, although not at his best was smooth, Bispring did a remarkable job, the point is, Evans like Goldberg is a conditioned D1 athlete, and there are few that can rise above these men.

Lesnar has impeccable credentials as a D1 college wrestler, born in 1977 and is also smooth on the mat.  Lesnar, like Evans is a product of many years of conditioning and dedication...may be a good fight.