Paul Heyman as Brock Lesnar's Mouthpiece- Yay or Nay?

[HBKistheHOF]

BIGGEST YAY IN THE LAST DECADE!!!!! (Beside Brock Returning)

Bringing back Heyman completely ELEVATED WWE again and made me SO MUCH more interested!!!!!!

Paul Heyman+Brock Lesnar+CM Punk=Best WWE programming in years! They bring the fun to professional wrestling!

 

[WolfNyte]

Heyman Heyman heyman....when I think of Paul E all I think of is Paul E Dangerously. I still find myslef calling him that from time to time.

Managing the ORIGONAL Midnght Express as well as Hot Stuff Eddie Gilbert, Mean Mark Callous aka Undertaker, and Stunning Steve Austin to name a few.

Him and Cornette fighting and PED smashing his cell phone over Conettes head as well as wrestlers more than once.



This was prior to ECW.

 

[IT Factor]

Paul Heyman was half of the reason Lesnar was so successful the first time around. With the way Brock has been stammering & stuttering in his promos, that's a definite yes on my part. Whilst I do admire Lesnar attempting to speak for himself, the point is better stated by Paul E than hearing Lesnar's painspeak.

 

[closet_fan]

That crowd made Heyman's return one of the worst returns ever. You'd think absolutely no one in the crowd knew who he was, except for a few who were chanting ECW.

As far as him being Lesnar's mouth: YES please. Lesnar may have looked good in the match against Cena, but that promo with JL and Cena the RAW before was absolutely terrible.

And it doesn't help much when you see this hulk of a human being have the voice of Andy Griffin.

 

[Tyler44]

That crowd made Heyman's return one of the worst returns ever. You'd think absolutely no one in the crowd knew who he was, except for a few who were chanting ECW.

As far as him being Lesnar's mouth: YES please. Lesnar may have looked good in the match against Cena, but that promo with JL and Cena the RAW before was absolutely terrible.

And it doesn't help much when you see this hulk of a human being have the voice of Andy Griffin.

Regarding your point of the crowd not knowing who he was, so? He's not a in-ring performer, he shouldn't have a crazy ovation for his first return in many years to a crowd where a significant percentage has no idea who he is.

A live crowd learns from what they're given. If Heyman is there for a month, and acts as a heel for Brock, they'll boo him. That's the point, and I have no fear of him not getting over. He's just too good on the mic. Overrated would be such an incoherent word to describe Heyman after hearing his delivery on Monday. He is great. He's not old news, he's a fresh idea of the past.