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Bobby Lashley vs. John Ott Fight Video: Titan FC 17


Titan Fighting Championship 17 was held in Memorial Hall in Kansas City Missouri with a card that featured former WWE superstar Bobby Lashley as he faced a late replacement in John Ott. As if going up against a monster of a man such as Lashley on short notice wasn't already a huge mountain to climb Ott faced upwards to a 40 lb. disadvantage on fight night.

Play-by-Play via Duane Finley:
Round 1: The size difference between Ott and Lashley is incredible Ott lands an overhand right. Lashley shoots in for a double leg and scoops up Ott and powerslams him down. Lashley works the ground and pound and is mauling Ott. Lashley smothering from the top and he is bombing down right hands on Ott. Lashley smashes Ott with three huge forearms and Ott continues to hold on. Three more right hands from Lashley and Ott is taking them like a champ. Lashley is reigning down shots and Ott's face is bloody and bashed. Ott is throwing hammer fists from the bottom and it's amazing he's still in the fight. Lashley lands left, right, left, right and Ott flails from the impact and survives the round. Ott gives a thumbs up as he pops back up to his feet as Lashley took the first round.
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Round 2: Ott comes out with a spinning backfist and pushes Lashley back. Lashley looks exhausted as he heaves forward with his hands down. Ott lands an outside leg kick. Lashley attempts a jab and misses but he grabs on for the double and once again slams Ott to the ground. I can't see Ott surviving another another round like the first and Lashley has him pinned against the cage. Lashley rears back and blasts Ott with another right hand and moves to side control. Lashley looking to pin down Ott's arm ala Roy Nelson but Ott uses the cage to spin to North/South. Lashley gets him back to side control as he continues to use hammer fists and elbows on Ott. One minute remaining and Lashley has slowed considerably. Ott is still throwing shots from the bottom and Ott survives to the bell. Lashley is exhausted and Ott is bashed. 2-0 Lashley.

Round 3: Ott zigs and zags and lands three punches. Ott is jabbering at Lashley Ott hits him again. Lashley's hands are down and Ott catches him with an uppercut and a right hand. Ott is trying to stay elusive Lashley is gasping and Ott charges across the ring and hits Lashley with two punches and Lashley gets ahold of him and takes him down. The crowd that was once on their feet literally shut down when Lashley scores takedown. He is going to win this fight but I can't see the critics lightening up on him. One minute remains and Lashley is holding down. Ott has no answer for the massive Lashley. As the fight ends Lashley stands up and is cut up from the elbows Ott threw from the bottom. Trigg is explaining that Ott is a natural 185 lb. fighter who took everything Lashley had.

Round 1: Nolte lands an outside leg kick as Nolte puts Baroni against the cage and lands two hard knees. Baroni throws a knee to the body as he keeps Baroni against the cage. Baroni reverses and puts Nolte into the cage but he can't keep Nolte there as Nolte overpowers him back into the cage. Nolte with another big knee to the midsection and Baroni tries to drop down but he can't get the space he needs. Baroni throws two big shots that land but Nolte unphased. Baroni starts throwing punches wildly but nothing lands. Nolte looks to push him back into the cage but Baroni drops down and finally gets the takedown. Two minutes left and Baroni is on top landing punches. Nolte throws his legs up looking to escape but Baroni moves into side control. Baroni leaves an arm in and Nolte goes for the armbar but Baroni swings around and goes back to side control. Nolte works from the bottom as he lands knees to Baroni's side. Baroni finished the round on top but Nolte did damage early. Bloody Elbow gives round one Nolte 10-9.

Round 2: Baroni lands three big punches from behind Nolte to open the second as the action goes back to the cage. Baroni takes Nolte to the ground and works from inside of the guard. Baroni postures up and misses with two shots as Nolte ties him up. The referee stands them up and after trading punches Baroni takes Nolte to the ground. Nolte has ahold of the arm but Baroni is able to pull it loose and moves to side control. Baroni throwing short elbows but there isn't much on them as the crowd starts to boo a bit. 20 seconds left in the second and there hasn't been much action in the second but Baroni takes the second for scoring a takedown and keeping Nolte pinned down 10-9.

Round 3: It's anyone's fight and Nolte lands two big punches to open the final frame. Baroni fires back but Nolte throws a spinning heel kick that lands on Baroni. Baroni looks gassed and Nolte is looking exhuasted as well. Nolte lands a high knee and two more punches as Baroni sits back against the cage and gets peppered with two more shots. Nolte tries another spinning kick but misses and walks up and knees Baroni in the face again. Baroni slumps in and grabs on for the takedown. Baroni looks for the full mount and with two minutes to go Nolte is doing a good job of tying him up. Baroni gives up the attempt to mount and moves to side control. There has been some movement but no offense so to speak. 45 seconds left and the crowd boos. The fight ends with Baroni laying in side control and Nolte slams the canvas because he couldn't get Baroni off of him.

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He just doesn’t have the body type for mma. That much muscle mass certainly has it’s benefits, but those muscles are hungry for oxygen. I think carwin is in for the same fate, but he has better finishing ability with his initial blitz.

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by crinow on Mar 26, 2011 8:13 AM EDT up reply actions  

I’m not ready to write Carwin off after one bad performance.

I don’t think his problem against Lesnar was cardio as much as it was pacing and adrenaline.

by Steve4192 on Mar 26, 2011 9:14 AM EDT up reply actions  

For a guy who is 5’11-6’ he is way too big to have even a decent gas tank. I LOVE Carwin but reading up on even a little on conditioning and strength makes that pretty plan. We jus never noticed because his fights usually dont go past 4 minutes.

by mortarz on Mar 26, 2011 10:03 AM EDT up reply actions  

I hope you’re right, it would be denying some physiological principles, but…sometimes athletes do that

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by crinow on Mar 26, 2011 12:16 PM EDT up reply actions  

This makes sense.

What I don’t understand is why a guy like Lashley wouldn’t (or couldn’t?) go an entire camp with no strength training whatsoever. Let some of that muscle go away and go for some serious cardio and Muay Thai training instead…am I just oversimplifying things?

by OmoPlata on Mar 26, 2011 11:21 AM EDT up reply actions  

I think he still does some pro wrestling. If he does, physique is very important for that gig. If he doesn’t, than I don’t know. Also, I remember being impressed by Brocks change in appearance. He seemed more muscle bound against Mir the first time, but has evolved into a leaner, yet still powerful version of himself.

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by crinow on Mar 26, 2011 12:15 PM EDT up reply actions  

I like Bobby Lashely. I’m always interested in seeing the behemoth fight. Sure, takedowns and ground and pound isn’t the most exciting style. But he is a behemoth and seeing guys trying to handle that is interesting. More power to Bobby and I hope to see him come back better next time.

by RyanHobbs on Mar 26, 2011 7:38 AM EDT reply actions  

That’s a lot of muscle to pump oxygen to. Would be very difficult to get decent cardio with that type of build. That being said, getting taken down and having punches raining down on your face from a man that size is a tall order as well. John Ott took it like a champ but I still see it as being no picnic. I say put Bobby in with Pudz. That’d make for an entertaining match up haha

by RyanHobbs on Mar 26, 2011 7:51 AM EDT up reply actions  

Tell me you're joking...

Pudz will turn purple and Bobby will, well, he will look real tired.

by Unabomberman on Mar 26, 2011 8:02 AM EDT up reply actions  

I just think the first round collision of those two over eager rookie power houses would be entertaining. Wishful thinking is that it would end before they were both gassed out of course

by RyanHobbs on Mar 26, 2011 8:05 AM EDT up reply actions  

Its not that Lashely lost but he didn’t win either…. btw a HW @ 215lbs? eummmmm….

by STEVENvanGEEL on Mar 26, 2011 8:06 AM EDT reply actions  

I would absolutely love to see Lashley in a five rounder

How hilarious would his awful cardio be in the championship rounds? He might keel over just from exhaustion.

by Steve4192 on Mar 26, 2011 8:52 AM EDT reply actions  

Lashley wrestled at a much smaller weight in college

He could probably cut down to 205 with a diet change and lots of IV bags.

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by Snatchl on Mar 26, 2011 9:27 AM EDT reply actions  

Interesting article, Nick. How ’bout telling us who won these fights? :P

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by BadB on Mar 26, 2011 10:15 AM EDT reply actions  

damn that was pretty bad by lashley

i still contend he lost to griggs do to that terrible stand up but still DAMN he needs to lose some of that muscle

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by MaZZacare on Mar 26, 2011 1:53 PM EDT reply actions  

Its either Pro Wrestling or MMA

 lashley needs to make a real decision…. you can’t have these Air muscles in MMA without gassing.

by KillEmAll on Mar 26, 2011 6:09 PM EDT reply actions  

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