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**.44 Magdalene** · 11-30-2004, 08:27 PM

I'm STILL not a huge Lesnar fan. I dunno. I guess it's from not getting to watch Smackdown! much when he was around...so all I remember is Lesnar pre-brand split. I wasn't that impressed with him. Just...I dunno, felt too much like WWE's breed of Goldberg. But like I said, I probably missed whatever it was that made Lesnar kick so much ass.

I say the WWE tries to build up the guys they have now...but I guess that's been said by a hellalot of people already. Bringing in more people, especially older talents who are already popular, instead of making the new guys more popular and setting the scene for the next Next Big Thing is probably a bad idea.

In other words, while the WWE wouldn't need to spend time building up Lesnar...they need to spend time building up SOMEBODY. That could be hard if they have to put heavy focus back on Lesnar...and you know they'd have to before Lesnar even remotely cared about being in the ring.

11-30-2004, 08:27 PM	#37
.44 Magdalene Smitten for Kittens Posts: 3,814	I'm STILL not a huge Lesnar fan. I dunno. I guess it's from not getting to watch Smackdown! much when he was around...so all I remember is Lesnar pre-brand split. I wasn't that impressed with him. Just...I dunno, felt too much like WWE's breed of Goldberg. But like I said, I probably missed whatever it was that made Lesnar kick so much ass. I say the WWE tries to build up the guys they have now...but I guess that's been said by a hellalot of people already. Bringing in more people, especially older talents who are already popular, instead of making the new guys more popular and setting the scene for the next Next Big Thing is probably a bad idea. In other words, while the WWE wouldn't need to spend time building up Lesnar...they need to spend time building up SOMEBODY. That could be hard if they have to put heavy focus back on Lesnar...and you know they'd have to before Lesnar even remotely cared about being in the ring.