Who Should Be The Next Person To Defeat Brock Lesnar?

[Snowman1]

Well the whole thought at WM was to have Lesnar put over "the next top guy", right?

Thing is, I'm not sure how much any of the Shield guys need it at this point. MAYBE Rollins to really prove that he "is a real man".

 

[Aids Johnson]

Listen, dude with an ugly girlfriend, I get finer bitches than you and that is factual

I have a name.

Did you really post a photo of your girlfriend and a shirtless you just to make a point? That's creepy

where, quote it.

Well the whole thought at WM was to have Lesnar put over "the next top guy", right?

Thing is, I'm not sure how much any of the Shield guys need it at this point. MAYBE Rollins to really prove that he "is a real man".

Is this real life?

It could be Wyatt or KO, i'm down either way.

 

[Snowman1]

Can't complain with KO. He's had his big win with Cena, and going from that to Lesnar would definitely be cool. Again, doesn't need it after that win, but it'll be an awesome way to rebound from whatever finish happens with Cena tonight and a spectacular match.

Why bother with Wyatt?

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Can't complain with KO. He's had his big win with Cena, and going from that to Lesnar would definitely be cool. Again, doesn't need it after that win, but it'll be an awesome way to rebound from whatever finish happens with Cena tonight and a spectacular match.

Why bother with Wyatt?

KO has one win and suddenly he doesn't need anything else? Come on bruh we both know that ain't true. One win doesn't mean shit if it isn't followed up with proper booking.

 

[The GOAT]

The victory over Cena was big for Kevin Owens, but it still didn't in any way feel like a "He's a star for life now" sort of victory to me. It was still a midcard match that they had all of two weeks to build to.

A heel JBL once beat Cena clean in a street fight at Great American Bash 2008, but barely anyone remembers it because the victory was made insignificant due to the fact that it was only one match, and every other time they fought before and after that one match made it clear that JBL wasn't on Cena's level. Likewise, if they treat Owens as just another "monster of the week" for Cena to overcome by having him lose to Cena tonight and then for a second time at Battleground, his victory over Cena at EC won't mean anything in the long run. (Thankfully, my gut is telling me they have bigger plans for Owens than that, even though he's probably losing tonight.)