Brock Lesnar- Do you want to see him again?

[DirtyD79]

I'm looking forward to his match with Triple H at Summerslam. If Trips can go like he did at `mania and Brock like in his match with Cena it should be damn good. I don't care what Brock said or did on his way out of WWE. That was several years ago, move on.

 

[Mustang Sally]

It seems evident the company is saving him mainly for pay-per-views, particularly next year's Wrestlemania. Plainly, Brock's signing seems a case of planning for the near future; getting him in the fold at WM28 with the express purpose of having him headline WM29. As a business tactic, the strategy is sound (I guess) but it would sure be nicer if Brock gave some indication he wanted to be here, no?

As he said when he first left WWE years ago, he doesn't have any interest in professional wrestling and seems to be aboard strictly for the money. In addition, his representation seems to have gotten the better of Vince McMahon in negotiations, lining Brock up for a limited (very limited) number of scheduled appearances while apparently getting him a boatload of money. Vince doesn't have much experience with deals like this; he's always been able to dictate the terms under which employees work for him.

On the other hand, at least WWE doesn't seem to be making the mistakes we've read TNA made on this kind of deal with guys like Rob Van Dam, signing them for a specified number of dates and then using up the allotment so quickly that they didn't have him later in the year when they still needed him, at least without paying him mountains of cash for additional appearances.

As to the question asked by the OP, I don't really care if Brock is around or not. I like performers who want to be there rather than guys who are looking to pick up extra money. I certainly don't blame Brock for signing this contract, but the sun will still rise in the morning if we never see him in the ring again.

 

[HonkyMcGee]

Not really. I used to be a fan of Lesnar, then I read his book and I came to realize his ego is WAY too inflated for his accomplishments. Not to make light of them, but the way he comes off in his book is like just ugh. He's a dick just there for the money to put it plainly.

 

[TimAH]

Hell yes I want to see him back because he is entertaining. That match with Cena was one of the funnest matches to watch in a long time. I dont understand why so many people are concerned with how much or whether or not Brock loves professional wrestling. What matters to me is that he is seriously good at it. So what if it is a job for him and he didnt grow up with a wwe twinkle in his eye.

 

[Poop Master Flex]

I'm always up for some Brock Lesnar in a WWE ring.

Frankly I don't care he doesn't "love the business" or he had a "inflated ego" frankly the guy is awesome to watch in a WWE ring. His match with Cena was very good and outside of his WM20 match I don't recall Lesnar having too many bad matches. His storyline can bring some interesting television and all the stuff they did with Lesnar when he came back was all done very well and make for captivating television.

Lesnar is a bad ass, he looks like he was put together in a lab, can wrestle with the best of him and the guy was just plain made for wrestling.

Like The Rock I don't care if I don't see him often but I enjoy it whenever I do see him. I dare anyone to challenge that Brock doesn't do his job very well when it comes to wrestling.

 

[Hollywood Naitch]

Of course I want to see him again. Brock Lesnar was one of the greatest in-ring talents I have ever seen during his initial run with the company.

He was absolutely phenomenal, had one of the best physiques I had ever seen and was unbelievably strong, with great mat wrestling skills added on top. Lesnar was going to be THE top man in the WWE before he decided to leave.

Now, he is older and clearly doesn't have that hunger or love for wrestling any more. He is blatantly out just to get a paycheck and cash in on his name, but he can still go. And go better than almost anyone else in the company.

I would love nothing more than Brock to decide to go full-time again with the WWE, and give us 5 years of quality matches. There arent too many other wrestlers who make me sit up and take notice just by appearing on the screen. Triple H is probably the only other one out there right now.

I am absolutely pumped for Lesnar v HHH at SummerSlam, and I don't even care who wins. In fact, I probably hope its Lesnar even though I am a huge Triple H fan. We never got to see Lesnar v Helmsley during Brock's first run with the WWE, so I am really glad we get to see it this time.

The Pain against The Game. I can't wait!

 

[DANIELBRYANrealwrestler]

Of course i want to see brock and we WILL see brock again. I also dont understand why ppl dislike him because he doesnt "love" pro-wrestling, hes still very entertaining and its good to see a dominant heel again i mean when was the last time wwe had a dominant heel? besides Henry and currently big show. Im also hoping brock wins at summerslam cuz his return basically got ruined and now he needs this win. And if Brock vs Punk ever happens i'll look forward to that too.