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#1 Brock Lesnar's heel attitude
WWE advertised Brock Lesnar for today's Monday night RAW. But since the starting of the show, Lesnar was continually denying to show-up in the ring. Heyman tried his best to convince Brock but he was not listening to him.
The General Manager of Raw warned Heyman that if Brock does not go out to the ring then he will fire him. In this storyline, Stephanie McMahon ordered Reigns to leave the building as Brock is about to show up to the ring. Constable Baron Corbin called security who would escort Reigns and before leaving 'the Big Dog' punched Corbin's face.
Again, Heyman tried to convince Brock and he requested him to do it as a friend. Brock grabs him with his jacket only to say that he works for him and to go out and do his job. Kurt music's hits and he calls out Heyman only to know that Brock isn't coming out.
After listening to him, Kurt terminated his contract. Heyman started begging by falling over Kurt's feet.
Finally, Lesnar's music hits and he comes to the ring to ask if they have a problem, and before they can answer, he gave an F-5 to Angle. Suddenly, Lesnar grabs Heyman by his head and jaw and puts him down on the mat.
This idea, surprisingly worked for the WWE as the fans started 'We want Roman' chants.
What do you think of these moments? Have your say in the comments.
