Probably the same reason that some people hate the Rock.
He left the WWE during his peak to pursue a different career and then came back years later to take away big time spots from others.
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Probably the same reason that some people hate the Rock.
He left the WWE during his peak to pursue a different career and then came back years later to take away big time spots from others.
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How dare they get paid more, get more respect and do something that isn't looked down upon so much...
I love how three people made assumptions about my reasoning after you asked this. It has nothing to do with the fact that Lesnar left WWE to pursue a career in MMA. By the way, I'm a fan of The Rock. I certainly don't blame him for going into film. He makes a lot more money and doesn't have to deal with the wear and tear involved in being a full-time WWE Superstar. Anyone who hates The Rock or Lesnar for leaving might be dealing with some abandonment issues tied to their fathers or dogs or something. That's neither here nor there. I dislike Lesnar because he doesn't do anything for me in the ring. Do I even have to mention his mic work? I'd rather watch The Ultimate Warrior do a twenty minute debate segment than hear Lesnar talk for a couple minutes. His ring work is just dull to me. I don't know if it's their decision to have him work like he's shooting or his, but either way it's lame. Pro-wrestling isn't meant to be MMA. That's why Kurt Angle versus Samoa Joe in an MMA fight was so poorly received, and by the Impact Zone fans of all people. Lesnar would probably continue to be booked a mixed martial artist and not a pro-wrestler. At the very least, that's how he'd be booked in the ring, which bores me immensely.