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What will be the stipulation for Brock/HHH?
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Isn't the big rumor that it's gonna be an MMA style kind of fight? There was another thread about it.
Paul Heyman stating on Raw that he and Brock will only name the stipulation after the contract is signed makes me think they'll go this route, with Heyman and Lesnar believing that Triple H will have no chance against Brock at his own type of fight. I like the idea, but it's a shame that it just has to be Triple H that ends up prevailing against Lesnar at this type of thing. Hopefully, they end up working it out so that Lesnar wins, but once the fight inside the cage is done, either Brock or Triple H say it's not over yet, and a big brawl erupts outside of the cage. This goes on for more than just a few minutes, and Triple H manages to lay Brock out with a sledgehammer and shit. He then stands over him doing his pose and gets to walk out standing tall. This way, Brock 'wins', but Triple H still gets his revenge.
Personally, I'd be fine with just another non-sanctioned match but I'm convinced they're going down the MMA path.
Paul Heyman stating on Raw that he and Brock will only name the stipulation after the contract is signed makes me think they'll go this route, with Heyman and Lesnar believing that Triple H will have no chance against Brock at his own type of fight. I like the idea, but it's a shame that it just has to be Triple H that ends up prevailing against Lesnar at this type of thing. Hopefully, they end up working it out so that Lesnar wins, but once the fight inside the cage is done, either Brock or Triple H say it's not over yet, and a big brawl erupts outside of the cage. This goes on for more than just a few minutes, and Triple H manages to lay Brock out with a sledgehammer and shit. He then stands over him doing his pose and gets to walk out standing tall. This way, Brock 'wins', but Triple H still gets his revenge.
Personally, I'd be fine with just another non-sanctioned match but I'm convinced they're going down the MMA path.
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Lmao, like Jarrett/Angle? Sounds seriously hilarious. If they want to GET STIFF (can't say that with a straight look on your face) than the stip could be good lol
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Didn't they do it with Kurt Angle and Samoa Joe as well? I heard that was TNA's biggest buy rate ever, tripled by the serious build of them preparing for a serious type of UFC fight. Shamrock and Owen did it at Summerslam 1998, too.
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I remember Shamrock/Owen (as well as their Hart Dungeon match) and the Joe/Angle match I'm pretty sure was just a LD cage match that they wrestled as a grappling/catch can/submission wrestling/mma type match instead of a pro wrestling match. It was brilliant.
PSachkovsky said:
Brock has intestines, but he suffers from a syndrome that makes them super frail. Thus why he had to retire from MMA because too hard a punch or kick to the gut and they could rupture.
Stopspot said:
I know that, bro. That's why after the kick he got, he retired. It was too high of a risk (and knowing MMA fighters, they will go after the weak spots in their opponents) to stay there and fight. He did the right decision.
