Thread: Who would you rather see come back to wrestling?
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Old 06-25-2008, 08:12 AM   #3
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I actually can get into Goldberg, and don't feel like he is completely terrible, but Brock Lesnar was actually good. The way he was heading, he was actually going to be a major star, too. He was being forced on us, I guess, but that worked with Lesnar. We accepted him as someone who deserved to win the title as quickly as he did (deserved may not be the right word, but it felt right).

The other thing about Brock Lesnar, was that he could play both the face and heel roles so well. There is so much for Lesnar to do, as well. He was a guy who could have thrived in the brand environment. Feuds with Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Chris Jericho and Chris Benoit when he was still around, had so much potential.

I was never the biggest Lesnar fan around, but if he returned to the WWE, I would mark out, and I assume he would become their top priority.
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