Battleground How will Seth beat Brock?

[edge4ever]

I don't get why would Trips leave Seth behind if Seth was closing in on a victory.

The same reason triple h attacked Orton the next night after summerslam back in 2004? He doesn't want him to really win and doesn't think he's the future anymore? Triple h thinks Brock is best for business.

 

[Prince Bálor]

The same reason triple h attacked Orton the next night after summerslam back in 2004? He doesn't want him to really win and doesn't think he's the future anymore? Triple h thinks Brock is best for business.

OIC.

That could work, too, I guess. Depends if they want Rollins as a babyface come SS time

 

[Gman003]

Part of me wants to think it will tie into seth bashing the authority a couple weeks ago. Either a turn during the match, or if by some miracle he wins, it'll be the next night.
What ever happens I want to see a nice pedigree on seth.

 

[Jacob Fox]

Honestly, I have no clue. If Reigns had won MITB, then I would say we'd see another screwing of Lesnar in the same way Rollins did it at WM. That would bring the story full circle.

Since Reigns did not win, I am not sure. If Lesnar gets the belt and Reigns gets a title shot against him, it would also bring the story full circle. Reigns will be able to accomplish what was rumored to happen nearly a year ago. But then, it would also be three world title changes in a year... which has happened enough before, but I still don't like the idea.
I'm just wasting space. I have no clue.

 

[The GOAT]

Seth won't beat Brock. It'll be a dq loss or triple h will help Brock.

HHH helping Brock makes no sense. And Hunter proclaiming that Brock Lesnar carrying the world title is what's "best for business" is just a redux of last year's storyline all over again.

 

[edge4ever]

HHH helping Brock makes no sense. And Hunter proclaiming that Brock Lesnar carrying the world title is what's "best for business" is just a redux of last year's storyline all over again.

I already explained above how it can make sense. Not saying it should, but it can.

And WWE repeats shit all the time. And in this sense, since Rollins is going face, it does make sense for them to back Brock right now.

 

[The GOAT]

I already explained above how it can make sense. Not saying it should, but it can.

And WWE repeats shit all the time. And in this sense, since Rollins is going face, it does make sense for them to back Brock right now.

You're repeating the same exact angle at precisely the same exact time with the same exact guy just one year apart. It's silly to go down that road, especially when there's so many other more interesting paths they can take. And why would Brock trust going back into business with The Authority after the way things went down between them the last time?

 

[edge4ever]

You're repeating the same exact angle at precisely the same exact time with the same exact guy just one year apart. It's silly to go down that road, especially when there's so many other more interesting paths they can take. And why would Brock trust going back into business with The Authority after the way things went down between them the last time?

It's not the exact same scenario however.

And idk they just brought Brock back because it was best for business to fight Rollins? Why not do this?

 

[Solidus1]

I just hope for anything other than a DQ, that'll just annoy me.

 

[The GOAT]

It's not the exact same scenario however.

And idk they just brought Brock back because it was best for business to fight Rollins? Why not do this?

Lesnar wins the title in the Summertime and is then christened by The Authority as being what's truly best for business, how is that not almost precisely the same storyline as last year sans taking the title from Cena? And what is really the point of 'turning' Lesnar babyface just to flip him right back by aligning him with The Authority? They are not gonna repeat literally the same storyline as they did last year. You shouldn't need me to tell you this. Plus, with a heel Sheamus lurking around with the MITB briefcase, that makes it all the more unlikely.

 

[Nice Person]

Seth & J&J Security will face their greatest Challenge: The Tag Team of Popeye & Bluto !

 

[edge4ever]

Lesnar wins the title in the Summertime and is then christened by The Authority as being what's truly best for business, how is that not almost precisely the same storyline as last year sans taking the title from Cena? And what is really the point of 'turning' Lesnar babyface just to flip him right back by aligning him with The Authority? They are not gonna repeat literally the same storyline as they did last year. You shouldn't need me to tell you this. Plus, with a heel Sheamus lurking around with the MITB briefcase, that makes it all the more unlikely.

My point is that they're already doing a similar angle by allowing Brock back around this time any way and main eventing. It seems that triple h will fight Seth at summerslam and roman will fight Brock. Unless that's not the plan.

How in the hell is lesnar baby face right now? When did this happen? He seems more heel, but neutral if anything....

I mean I guess we'll see what happens here.. But I didn't realize Brock is considered a face now simply because he's fighting Rollins. Does this mean that because the authority allowed this to happen, they are now faces?

Sheamus could win the belt like a year from now for all we know and Brock wouldn't have the belt then.

 

[FaieZ]

The authority will have to get involved for Seth to win. Or, Seth will get himself DQ.

 

[The GOAT]

I actually wouldn't mind a DQ finish (as simple and cheap as it may sound) if they booked it similar to the way the Steve Austin/Kurt Angle WWF Championship match from Summerslam 2001 ended.

For those who have never seen the match (and if you haven't and are currently subscribed to the Network, I urge you to... It's high on my list of "Underrated Matches That For Some Reason Barely Anyone Wants To Talk About", possibly even my #1), the ending involved Austin (who was the heel that night, and Angle the babyface) laying out a bunch of referees in a row in a clear effort to get himself disqualified after realizing that nothing he was throwing at Angle that night was gonna be enough to keep him down. The thing was, is that each new official that ran into the ring didn't want to let Austin get off as easy as a cheap DQ loss that would have allowed him to retain his championship, so they kept bending the rules a little bit by allowing the match to go on in spite of Austin's blatantly illegal actions. And then just when Kurt Angle had a guaranteed pinfall victory over Austin after hitting him with the Angle Slam, the next referee to run in, unfortunately for Angle, was infamous crooked WCW referee Nick Patrick (this was during the WWF vs WCW/Alliance invasion angle, for the record), who sarcastically pretended to get down on the mat as if he were about to count the pinfall, but then stopped himself and got up and called for the bell to end the match via disqualification instead, awarding Angle the victory but Austin the championship. Kurt Angle put Nick Patrick in the Ankle Lock afterwards for revenge.

Point is, Rollins could go a similar route with Brock, only in this case, it's The Authority's own crooked referee Scott Armstrong (whom I'm sure they keep on speed-dial) that runs in and calls for the disqualification instead. Lesnar can destroy Armstrong afterwards, perhaps even writing him off for good if they want.

 

[I'll See Ya Kia]

Hmmm. Seth is very sneaky. He will find a way even if he is hurt very badly. If he has somebody following him around he or she will probably help him win.