WrestleMania 29 Main Event Possibly Revealed

[Big Hoss Rambler]

According to PWInsider.com (via 24Wrestling.com), we can expect exactly that for at least the next year:

Multiple sources report that Brock Lesnar has signed a one-year deal with WWE that will see him work through WrestleMania 29 in New Jersey next year.

Lesnar has signed on for a minimum of two appearances per month over the next year plus additional appearances during the build to WrestleMania 29. The belief is that Lesnar will make around 30-35 appearances over the next year but WWE likely has the ability to negotiate additional appearances, if he’s willing to make them.

The news gets even better, though, as the company has preliminary plans to give fans a rematch of the SummerSlam 2002 main event at WrestleMania 29:

As seen on RAW, The Rock teased a run with the WWE Title. Speculation is that Lesnar will eventually challenge The Rock for the WWE Title at WrestleMania 29.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Pure speculation. Why can't I get paid to write this shit?

 

[Super Saiyan Goku]

HOW IS ROCK TO BE CHAMPION AS HE MAKING MOVIE! Brock would leavre next as he only has a 1 year contract! THAT NT GOING TO HAVE BEEN!

 

[Crayo]

Pure speculation. Why can't I get paid to write this shit?

This.

Man, WWE would look so bad.

 

[Asskicker]

WTH? Have the main event have one of the actual superstars that work their asses off for the main event not two guys who make appearances. I want Brock against someone who works all year round.

 

[Victoria Justice]

isent mets stadium in New York thats were wm 29 is ?

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

isent mets stadium in New York thats were wm 29 is ?

It's Metlife Stadium, which is the New York Jets/Giants stadium, but it's actually in New Jersey.

 

[seabs]

It's Metlife Stadium, which is the New York Jets/Giants stadium, but it's actually in New Jersey.

So the New York Jets don't actually play in New York? Who came up with that genius scheme?

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

So the New York Jets don't actually play in New York? Who came up with that genius scheme?

Real estate in New York is fucking expensive as shit, so they play just outside of the state lines in New Jersey. Obviously keeping new york in the name is a marketing ploy.

But yea, to get the land to build a football stadium in or around NYC would cost 10 X as much as it does in East NJ where the stadium actually lies

 

[I'll See Ya Kia]

how is any of this fair 2 any of the wrestlers who might actually get popular with the audience? Ziggler isn't getting a chance and neither is Cody. They should open the door to Triple threat matches, in case somebody gains huge popularity. Last I checked Brock Lesnar was a loser

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

lol how is Brock a loser? He's excelled in everything he's done in life (outside of trying out for the NFL lololo)

 

[I'll See Ya Kia]

well, cuz he's a quitter. I don't c the fascination with a guy who quits everything he starts. Guys jumping around 4 a guy who got his brains beat in the last 2X he fought isn't inspiring. He doesn't want 2 work, he doesn't care about the fans and when he's gotten his money he will quit again.

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Let's be fair to Brock. He was the world champion before he got fucked over by injuries and the disease diverticulitis.

He didn't "quit" MMA, he retired, and for a very legitimate reason. Yea he quit professional wrestling 8 years ago, but so what? People act like these guys owe the fans something, which they do not. If he was unhappy traveling every day of the year and found a more suitable means to make a living more power to him. Now he is a big enough name that he can get a contract that is favorable for him and he can entertain us while not having to do 5 house shows a week or doing every single Raw/PPV. Again, more power to him.

I understand your POV, but I really don't think he is here just for the money. The guy made plenty of money during his first WWE stint, and a TON of money in MMA. I TON. He was the highest paid MMA fighter in the world, bringing in like half a million per fight before even figuring in his sponsorship money.

 

[seabs]

well, cuz he's a quitter. I don't c the fascination with a guy who quits everything he starts. Guys jumping around 4 a guy who got his brains beat in the last 2X he fought isn't inspiring. He doesn't want 2 work, he doesn't care about the fans and when he's gotten his money he will quit again.

The thing is with Brock is he's a true once in a life time guy. No one matches his size, strength and agility. Not to mention his phenomenal technique. I get what you're saying he isn't in long term but neither is The Rock but the still make people mark because a lot thought we'd never see them in a WWE ring again.

 

[I'll See Ya Kia]

You r right, Dolph's but Brock is so fishy. He's too wishy washy. WWE is willing give him another chance and he still wants 2 work as little as possible. I appreciate that he's a family man, but two days a month is too fishy 4 me.

P.S I disagree about not owing the fans, b/c without the fans buying PPV's he wouldn't have the luxury 2 retire so comfortably. All celebrities owe the fans something, but not everything