Thread: more proof that brock's coming back?
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Old 12-21-2004, 01:16 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Kane Knight
Let's read the signs:

Brock's not in the NFL.

Brock's not going to actually spend time training to get in next year, because that would require a level of dedication he's not demonstrated to the sport.

He'll be back. I'm not basing that on the F-500, or a title history pic. It's just common sense.
it is common sense, but using common sense in the wrestling industry can often be a mistake. Lesnar is more likely than not to be back, but he might be pretty determined not to return to wrestling. Or just the WWE in general. Both parties may mutually agree to forget the walkout ever happened, but things will be uneasy for the WWE and Lesnar if/when he returns.

TNA may be the easier solution for Lesnar, and if they got rid of Macho Man for Lesnar, I would be extremely happy.
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