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Even looking at it that way, this guy who was supposed to be a monster was beaten by a punch, foreign object or not. The very next night Cena was still there and Lesnar was instantly turned into a whining baby that "quit" because he didn't get his way.
How is that more intimidating than someone who beat the hell out of the top guy, and won,after a 9 year absence? Even if he still quits after winning he still brings a hell of a lot more to the dance against HHH. Plus we could've even seen a storyline where HHH was the one refusing to face Brock because of some sort of perceived fear. We still would've got Heyman involved as he "pushed HHHs buttons" but all the while Brock is still in control. Think of the statement it would make if HHH was "afraid" to face Brock. Instead of Brock hiding behind Heyman
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