I'm a big UFC fan. As a part of my gaming collection I have UFC Undisputed 2010, and I play it religiously. I love that the cast of fighters in the game are instantly recognizable and it's a lot of fun to create different dream match ups. Well, I just wish that the match up of Shane Carwin VS. Brock Lesnar during UFC 116 would have gone the same way as it did during my fight in the game. I had really hoped that Shane Carwin would have KO'd Brock Lesnar tonight, but instead the fight went into a different direction. As a blogger on Gamespot I am not going to blog a lot about UFC stuff, only big events such as these. This is my first blog and so I wanted to make that clear. I intend to blog about all types of different game stuff. But for tonight, this is what's on my mind. The fight went like this. First round - Shane Carwin was able to gets a flurry of punches in sending Brock Lesnar to the ground. Carwin hops onto Lesnar and begins a vicious ground and pound which seemed like the fight would be over in moments. But Lesnar held in and Carwin eventually tired himself out from continuous punches. For the first time in his MMA career, Carwin goes into his second round. Second round - Carwin is looking a bit tired, and Lesnar is able to take him to the ground. Lesnar quickly moves from side mount into full mount, and then flips over and puts Carwin into an arm triangle. Shane Carwin taps out due to Brock Lesnar's arm triangle choke. I am genuinely disappointed. I was hoping Carwin would have knocked Lesnar out cold, but he proved he was able to take some punches and stay alive long enough to win the fight. During the first round, when Carwin was giving his ground and pound, I was yelling at my computer monitor and punching an imagery Lesnar face within my hand screaming victory. I can't believe he lasted through the punches. I mean it was literally inches away from being a TKO Stoppage. I got to hand it to him, he's tough. But at least Carwin give him a few cuts about his brow. Now I need to get back to UFC Undisputed 2010 to watch Brock Lesnar get knocked out at least once tonight.