Mad about Brock Lesnar? Too Bad, Because You Made Him This Way...

This past Saturday night, we saw the most dangerous man in Mixed Martial Arts deliver a serious shot of reality to the worlds of both MMA and Professional Wrestling.

Translation: Brock Lesnar got revenge last Saturday night.

At UFC 100, Lesnar decimated Frank Mir in the first round, and then polished him off as the second round was getting underway. Following the knockout victory, Lesnar told Mir exactly what he thought of him, gave the crowd a two-fingered salute, and bashed Bud Light.

That was the happiest moment of my life.

I saw the old, intimidating Lesnar from his days as WWE Champion in a different light. Now, almost two days later, everyone is calling it a "pathetic display of sportsmanship by a champion."

Does no one remember this year's NBA MVP walking off the court after the Cavaliers were shocked by Orlando in the Eastern Conference Finals? How about Kobe taunting the Denver crowd practically every time he stepped onto the court and dominated following that little incident in Eagle County?

Now Lesnar, who was dubbed "a muscled baboon" by several members of the media as well as fans, returned the favor by proving that he belonged among the elite in the UFC.

What makes Lesnar so different from YouTube sensation Kimbo Slice? In case you haven't heard, Slice is slated to be one of the individuals that will be on the upcoming season of "The Ultimate Fighter: Team Rampage vs. Team Suga."

After dealing with that debauchery known as EliteXC, Slice has seen the light and will get his chance to prove how good he really is against some of the biggest and baddest men in MMA.

Everyone praised the unorthodox attitude of Slice...yet when Lesnar silences his critics in the best way possible, people demand that he be punished for it.

The guy is an MMA fighter! How much more punishment do you want him to have?

Dana White has spoken his peace and made it clear that his champion overreacted, but the fact that he apologized for it shows that he is human. I feel, after the public said he was nothing more than a paper champion, he deserved to speak his peace.

In all seriousness, how many of us were expecting Frank Mir to make it 2-0 against Lesnar? Who thought that Lesnar's victories over Heath Herring and UFC Hall-of-Famer Randy Couture were just flukes? How many of us considered Lesnar a legitimate UFC Heavyweight Champion before Saturday night?

Even now, his post-fight actions will have people demanding that UFC strip him of the title and suspend him indefinitely.

Here's a thought: Think about all the times you insulted Brock Lesnar and didn't consider him a legitimate champion.

Now...think about how Brock feels, knowing that not only did he avenge his UFC Debut loss to Mir, he stuck to a game plan and knocked out the UFC Legend.

Brock Lesnar has the tools and the talent to become one of the best in the business.

Now that he's gotten all of the WWE out of his system, he can now officially focus on becoming the most dominant heavyweight in the UFC today.

And for those who didn't like his actions from Saturday night, that's just too damn bad. Because when you think about it, all of you naysayers made him this way.

"There's no way a WWE actor can make it in a real physical sport."

Look at him now.