Everybody is wondering who is going to be the next heavyweight champion after defeating Brock Lesnar. While he's not in the UFC, World's Strongest Man Mariusz Pudzianowski may just be the man for the job.

Randy Couture, Frank Mir and Heath Herring could not stop Lesnar. The challenger has to be someone who rivals Lesnar in power, speed and agility. While some are saying that Shane Carwin might succeed, Pudzianowski might also have a shot.

"He's just another man like me," Pudzianowski said of Lesnar. "Look, every fighter can be beaten. It's a matter of time and training, and you just have to have the desire and will to succeed. There are just a few steps to prepare."

While Pudzianowski only has one professional MMA fight under his belt, he defeated his opponent via submission due to strikes at 0:43 seconds into the first round in December 2009. The new Polish fighter has a second fight scheduled for May 7. Then he will make his U.S. debut, facing former UFC heavyweight champion Tim Sylvia on May 21.

In Pudzanowski's first fight, he leg-kicked and punched his opponent, hurting and dazing him before he eventually fell to the mat. Pudzanowski swarmed on him, throwing hammerfists and brutal punches until the ref interfered and ended the fight.

The Polish fighter seems to have a similar attributes as Lesnar. Both men are very large and muscular, and have beaten opponents by smothering them on the ground. However, Pudzanowski does not have anywhere near the amount of training as Lesnar. The UFC champion is a NCAA Division I wrestler and has been competing in MMA since June 2007. Pudzanowski, on the other hand, just recently began his MMA career at the very end of 2009, and is a 4th kyu green belt in Kyokushin Karate. With more training and a good camp behind him, the athletic Pudzanowski may have the ability to make a name for himself in MMA.

So will fans ever see Pudzanowski in the UFC, maybe even to face Lesnar?

"I think people ask me questions like that because of Brock Lesnar," UFC President Dana White said at a press conference prior to UFC 111. "The reason we made the decision to bring Brock Lesnar in is because he was such a good wrestler. This guy had a serious wrestling pedigree, so we took a shot. And at the end of the day, to be honest with you, I never thought Brock would be as great as he is. The guy's an incredible athlete and he blew me away with what he's been able to accomplish in such a short amount of time. So, no, we probably wouldn't look into this guy yet."