Thread: I wish Brock Lesnar would have never left
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Old 03-25-2007, 07:52 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by Alienoid06
Brock Lesnar was the guy for the WWE. Not only was he the guy, but he was accepted as the guy. John Cena has been so forced down our throats. Lesnar was forced, but at least he went down easy.

I'm hoping he either fails in MMA or Vince offers him a lot of money and he comes back and leads the WWE, again. Turn Cena heel, and then have Lesnar come out on one RAW and F-5 the shit out of him. It would be magical.
I don't really feel he was forced to us. He was pushed; we ate him up.

Lesnar was the perfect deal: He was over even with the IWC, but most importantly, he was over with the people buying things. He had a few catchphrases I even caught people not into wrestling using, and he was a flipping MONSTER. With TALENT. He had almost everything.

Can you imagine if they had a chance to slowly build up a feud with someone like Lashley, given Lashley had the chance to improve first?

Note: Nobody take this as a condoning of his prima donna attittude. I still think he's a fucking cock, but I love his work.
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