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#3 Paul Heyman may not necessarily remain his mouthpiece
Brock Lesnar is the top star in sports entertainment today and he is also a celebrated athlete in the world of MMA, meaning that there's very little that the man cannot do. However, his weakest area thus far has been when it comes to cutting promos, which is why Paul Heyman has been his mouthpiece right from the start of his career in sports entertainment.
But Paul Heyman has a very important executive role on RAW, which may not necessarily allow him to devote the same kind of time to the other brand that he would otherwise devote. Could we finally see a point where The Beast Incarnate and his advocate are split up perhaps allowing for Brock Lesnar to have a new manager?
I'm just speculating at this point, but it'll be very strange to see someone who's a genius like Paul Heyman working on the storylines of one show while being forced to work with Eric Bischoff's ideas on the other show. And so, for the first time in a while, we could see Brock Lesnar without his mouthpiece, unless Heyman works both dates.
What would you ideally like to see, ladies and gentlemen?
