By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

Currently on the front page of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune's website is a story on Brock Lesnar talking about his privacy and WWE road life to promote the UFC 100 fight card this weekend.

Lesnar says in the interview that he got caught up in drugs and partying while in WWE because, in his words, he had nothing better to do while in a new city every night traveling for WWE.

Lesnar repeated his statement from an ESPN interview earlier this year that all he remembers about his WWE career were "pain pills and booze." He said his late nights involved alcohol, pain killers, specifically Vocodin and vodka.

"You're in a different city every night," he told the Star-Tribune. "You can be whoever you want to be. You can sit in your hotel room and rot to death or you can go out and ... just use your imagination. And I didn't use my imagination, I was living it."

Lesnar said he was too young to know what he was getting into. "Really, I was a young man, 22 years old. Bank accounts overflowing and everything else."

Lesnar said he's turned down "numerous offers" from Hollywood producers looking to turn his story of rags-to-riches into a reality show or movie. Read the full story and watch a VIDEO of the newspaper reporters talking about interviewing Lesnar at the Star-Tribune website.

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