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**big_bluto** · 03-22-2004, 08:58 AM

Sorry guys but I gotta say, who really knows that this interview is 100%?

I work in a job where I see what really happens versus the bull reported in the papers/internet every day.
LESSON:
Don't believe everything you read!

Further to that, even if Brock's reasons listed in the interview are real, any one of them would be justification enough for him to leave.
Other unlisted reasons could be that he secretly has a crush on HHH's mum, or misses getting butt-f*cked by Spike Dudley on Monday nights after RAW.
Whatever the reasons are, they are justification enough for Brock.

And on to my next point...

Why would Vince publicly announce that the WWE wouldn't have Lesnar back?
You're talking about a guy who has that much financial sense, he never lets his pride get in the way of a dollar. (return of hogan ring any bells?)

Brock can always come back when it suits both parties, because at the end of the day, he IS better than Bob Holly, A-Train, Steiner or Test.
He can have occasionally great matches and is fairly consistent as a performer taken over the 2 years at WWE.
(And I'm more than happy to admit the Lesnar v Goldberg match was lamer than a bag full of broken horses)

Anyway the point of all this rambling splaff is very simple.
The guy wants to play football.
Good for you Brock - live your dream!
Well done for having the courage to take a risk, and put yourself on the line.
Respect.

03-22-2004, 08:58 AM	#31
big_bluto Triple A's a bitch Posts: 1,039	Sorry guys but I gotta say, who really knows that this interview is 100%? I work in a job where I see what really happens versus the bull reported in the papers/internet every day. LESSON: Don't believe everything you read! Further to that, even if Brock's reasons listed in the interview are real, any one of them would be justification enough for him to leave. Other unlisted reasons could be that he secretly has a crush on HHH's mum, or misses getting butt-f*cked by Spike Dudley on Monday nights after RAW. Whatever the reasons are, they are justification enough for Brock. And on to my next point... Why would Vince publicly announce that the WWE wouldn't have Lesnar back? You're talking about a guy who has that much financial sense, he never lets his pride get in the way of a dollar. (return of hogan ring any bells?) Brock can always come back when it suits both parties, because at the end of the day, he IS better than Bob Holly, A-Train, Steiner or Test. He can have occasionally great matches and is fairly consistent as a performer taken over the 2 years at WWE. (And I'm more than happy to admit the Lesnar v Goldberg match was lamer than a bag full of broken horses) Anyway the point of all this rambling splaff is very simple. The guy wants to play football. Good for you Brock - live your dream! Well done for having the courage to take a risk, and put yourself on the line. Respect.