WHICH BETTER? CM Punk w/ Paul Heyman OR Brock Lesnar w/ Paul Heyman
 

I know this kinda has that old school feel when the manager had many clients, but recently in the modern era, managers were exclusive to one superstar

Where do you see this going? Will Heyman just slowly just fizzle away into Brock's affairs leaving Punk by himself with no real explanation or will this lead to a feud where Heyman turns on Punk, leading to a Lesnar vs. Punk feud?

It's a tie, they both lose.

Paul Heyman and HEI-DEN-REICH!!!!!

Heyman will turn on all of them and rejoin The Big Show

Yeah Big Show is in need of a manager, he is irrelevant on his own. Still a main eventer, B-Show_style. But if Show wants to hangs with the A-Show once again for one last real run, I think teaming him up with Heyman will do justice. Besides, they have history, so it's not like they just threw them together for the cheap rub

Brock, Punk doesn't need someone to speak for him.

Brock needs a manager about a million times more.

Brock needs Heyman, Punk does not.

i dunno if this has been said already, but cm punk doesn't need a manager as much as brock does.

Just do both WITH the Shield, it'll make Paul look unstoppable

Can I suggest that CM Punk doesn't need a manager/mouthpiece quite as much as Brock does?

But before Heyman showed up, wasn't Punk a tweener? Aligning with Heyman solidified him as a heel again

Cocksword.

Yeah. Punk just needs an intervention.

+1 Punk doesn't need a mouthpiece.

Fuck who needs what. Punk and Heyman were gold together.

He seems more like a cheerleader for Punk than a manager, he lets Punk speak then just grins and adds "YEAH, THAT!" on the end.

Lesnar is terrible at like, speaking. So obvious vote is obvious.

Lesnar with Heyman. Lesnar benefits the most from Heyman's mic skills while Heyman's character has more depth than with Punk.

Heyman becomes a lot more arrogant when he knows Lesnar is around while suddenly switching to being a big coward or very apologetic when Lesnar isn't there to protect him.

With Punk, Heyman acted more like a close friend.