Nuclear Heat on Brock Lesnar

No one ever said they were. Yet the article you insisted on posting says that they're not devoting anymore television time on him. Not only is that not the case, but they're allotting time during a PPV, no less.



Pretty sure them having a segment at No Way Out to further an angle involving Brock Lesnar would not only be considered 'new material,' but would also take up time during No Way Out.



Exactly. It goes from saying that they're not dedicating anymore time to him. You know, until they do. Thank you for supporting my point. Typical dirtsheet bull****.

That's why everyone wants him gone. He's unprofessional, very immature, and selfish.

Notice how he hasn't been the focus of anything since he was taken off TV to conserve his dates? That's the point the report was trying to make.

Keep in mind, the report also never said that they were pulling a Benoit with him, and never - not at all - devoting time to the storyline. They're obviously ready to build for SummerSlam. That's the point of whatever happens at No Way Out. They didn't devote time to him. Until they do at No Way Out. This little cheesy article......nah, that's not devoting time to Lesnar. When NWO rolls around, that will be devoting time to the storyline. But until that time, the report is still true.

You guys have to remember, he's not a superstar, he's an ass kicker.

lol

i cant believe anyone is surprised by all this.

Triple H's promo on Brock a few weeks ago must have been a shoot, because it was sooooo true and real. When the WWE gave Brock the world...pushed him to the moon and beyond, put him OVER your beloved Rock for the title, he gave it all up because he didn't like to travel

then he goes to UFC and ends up having a few good fights but getting sick and unable to compete

so he comes back to the WWE looking for a big payday, expecting them to bend over backwards for him

gets booked in an angle with Cena (who he obviously is jealous of because Brock could have been that huge) and is booked to lose
now he's pissed at the company, like it's their fault he only signed for "limited dates" and is notorious for being an bunghole.

Wow you guys sure do buy in to planted stories...

I don't know how I feel about the story. But I do know how I feel about Brock Lesnar. He is interesting to see but I don't want to see him every week. Once a year or twice a year is fine. However I do believe Brock Lesnar is a bit difficult to work with but nothing like the Internet says he is.

I also know from reading fans experiences he is a very private person and wants nothing to do with the WWE or UFC fans. He is a performer and that is it. Period nothing more, nothing less. I can understand that which is why I don't hate him like the rest of you do.

Exactly. If Brock would have decided too shoot on Cena, then Cena would not have walked out of the arena under his own power.

Yes and no.

The trajectory of Lesnars career is significantly different than that of the Rock or SCSA. Not to kind of rag on Lesnar but both Rock and SCSA have made it abundantly clear in their careers that they wanted to be wrestlers. With SCSA he had paid significant dues in WCW, ECW, and even WWF before he pulled himself into the main event. With Rocky he came from a wrestling family, he sat on a hated gimmick until he was finally able to turn it into legit heat, he was for many years the WWE's Cena appearing at event, carrying the workload at every show (a time that they filmed twice a week). Rock's film career kind of evolved as his wrestling career wound down, we're used to seeing wrestlers fight into the twilights of their lives but that's not ideal. Rock went out on top, had been on top for basically a decade and said "Let me try my hand at this now."

Lesnar on the other hand is completely different. He was offered a handful of cash straight out of college. Vince and co. just salivated over his look and athleticism. He never paid any significant dues and he only was in the company for two years. After this he left to pursue a career in football, when that failed he went to Japan to earn some cash then on to the UFC. In terms of wrestling it would seem Brock only looks at it as a vehicle to provide financial stability, he's always looking for his next "dream job". I mean hell, he's pretty much even said it, I can remember in a ton of interviews while he was in the UFC and time he was asked about wrestling he would kind of just dismiss it as this silly thing he used to do.

I'm not saying Brock sucks or they shouldn't pay him, quite the opposite really, I love the guy and what he brings. But comparing him to guys like SCSA and the Rock, guys who were in wrestling for 10 times as long as he was isn't really fair. I think people don't really get it, if you add up every year Brock has worked for some sort of professional wrestling organization you only get 6 years.... 6 years is nothing.