Petition surfaces online about Brock Lesnar being booked for Tribute to the Troops

[CM Punk]

I think I'm the only one who preferred Coca Cola Vanilla over everything.

 

[Majour]

I think I'm the only one who preferred Coca Cola Vanilla over everything.

Cherry coke is the only coke I like. The rest taste awful. I'm a pepsi max addict.

 

[Trip in the Head]

I was always a Pepsi product guy. Except for root beer. Cause Barq's has bite! :happy:

 

[Stopspot]

I'm trying to trap down hard on the sodas right now personally, because I used to drink way too much (could easily put down 1,5 liters in a day). Barely drink more than 1 liter in a month now.
But I'm a coke guy since childhood who transferred to team Dr. Pepper as an adult.

 

[Swift]

Coke is best.

 

[The GOAT]

I don't think Brock would be swayed by an online petition, which is key here. It's about what Brock wants to do. The only reason Brock worked the Japan show was because he wanted to go to an MMA show in Japan and he could write the travel off as a work expense by working the show.

Well, he's working a show in Madison Square Garden next month as well. It's likely part of the new deal he signed that he's agreed to work a certain number of house shows over the course of the next three years as well.

 

[WarMachine1]

You make the petition? lol

No. Someone I know posted it on Facebook

 

[WarMachine1]

I think that Tribute to the Troops will stay in the US, not go to Iraq or somewhere like that

 

[Solidus1]

Sign please.
WE WANT ATTITUDE ERA!

lease:

 

[seabs]

Cherry coke is the only coke I like. The rest taste awful. I'm a pepsi max addict.

Pepsi Max Cherry is the shit.

This is why I don't like Brock much. He's in it for himself. Lesnar the fighter/wrestler is a true beast and talented as hell, but as a person he seems pretty shitty IMO. Like the polar opposite of John Cena. I'm on the "John Cena Sucks" side of the chant, but as a person he seems pretty down to earth and wants to reach out to fans and stuff (hence the record number of granted wishes).

He actually covered this part in his book and had a decent point if its a signing or official event he doesn't mind the fan interaction its just in his down time with his family etc he doesn't want to be disturbed ( I think the example he used was how you wouldn't interupt a plumber during a meal with his family asking him to fix the kitchen sink.) Its been years since I read the book so I've possibly misquoted it.