5 Interesting ways to bring Brock Lesnar back to WWE for the biggest impact

The eventual Reigns and Brock confrontation will be very heated
The eventual Reigns and Brock confrontation will be very heated

It is common knowledge by now, that Brock Lesnar's contract with WWE has expired, and at this point in time, he is a free agent. While Brock Lesnar may leave the green pastures of WWE behind him and choose to sign with Tony Khan and AEW in the future, it does seem like a very distant possibility, as many have said.

So, provided that Brock Lesnar does come back to WWE, how does he create the most impact, you rightfully ask? These are the 5 feuds that could really shake the product up in the best way possible.

The best thing about Brock Lesnar is his mystique and aura because so little is known of the man that has dominated WWE for so many years now.


#5 Brock Lesnar clashes with WWE United States Champion Bobby Lashley to elevate the mid-card Championship

The idea for a clash between Brock Lesnar and Bobby Lashley isn't a new thought, but the previous WWE version of Bobby Lashley, when he was involved in the angle with Rusev and Lana, wasn't necessarily the killer combat sports specialist we needed to see for a potential clash of such great magnitude. Fast forward a few months, and aligned with MVP, Bobby Lashley has turned his WWE career around, going back to being the brutal beast we always knew him to be. So, could he potentially take on Brock Lesnar for the WWE United States Championship?

The answer is, of course, a resounding yes, because much like John Cena's run with the WWE United States Championship, having Brock Lesnar in the title picture will greatly elevate the value and prestige of the Championship.

Do not rule out the idea of Brock Lesnar and Bobby Lashley at a WWE pay-per-view in either 2020 or 2021.

#4 Brock Lesnar settles his score with Paul Heyman's brand new WWE client- Roman Reigns

Let's get the obvious one out of the way then. When Brock Lesnar returns to WWE, he will go right after Roman Reigns, because of their mutual manager in Paul Heyman. This is an angle that anyone who's watched WWE for any length of time can figure out, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. A clash between two bulls that have chemistry like Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar is always a very good thing.

Only, this time it will be a very different Roman Reigns that takes on Brock Lesnar, because unlike his previous WWE incarnation where Roman Reigns played by the rules and was a role model to one and all, this current version is edgy, and with all due respect to Edge, is the very definition of the 'ultimate opportunist' moniker. Brock Lesnar does not often cheat to win his matches, but Roman Reigns will not be afraid to bend WWE rules, in order to pick up a victory.

#3 Or maybe Paul Heyman makes Brock Lesnar return to WWE to take care of the Bray Wyatt problem

Yes, Brock Lesnar has been the most powerful and intimidating force in the current era of WWE, but over time, there's yet another character who has become almost as bulletproof as he is. His name is Bray Wyatt and as The Fiend, he could have a believable, compelling, and really entertaining match with Brock Lesnar in either a WWE ring or a cinematic environment, where the supernatural being has the upper hand.

Now listen, Bray Wyatt's new character in the Firefly Funhouse, Wobbly Walrus, is clearly a slight dig aimed towards Paul Heyman and if we know anything about Brock Lesnar's advocate, it is that the man does not take too kindly to being ridiculed by anyone at all. And because of this jibe, Paul Heyman could bring back Brock Lesnar to WWE, to set up a clash between two forces of nature who could take each other to the absolute limit, in just about any environment.

#2 Brock Lesnar still has a score to settle with the WWE Champion Drew McIntyre

WrestleMania this year was a very different affair for WWE because it did not happen in front of a packed audience like it usually does, but instead, it took place in an empty Performance Center. It was in such an environment that Brock Lesnar did the ultimate honors for Drew McIntyre, where he put the WWE Champion over, making him the face of the WWE RAW brand. But if you thought that Brock Lesnar vs. Drew McIntyre is done and dusted, just bear in mind that the beast does not forget!

Whether or not Drew McIntyre is the WWE Champion when Brock Lesnar returns, just you know that the two men will tussle.

If WWE does indeed plan to put the WWE Championship around Randy Orton's waist, it may be a very good idea to have Brock Lesnar and Drew McIntyre compete in a program, away from 'The Viper'. When you have two men of this caliber, you don't need a title on the line, honestly.

#1 Brock Lesnar faces off against Dabba Kato or Braun Strowman on RAW Underground, for his WWE return

Yes, some of you may quite rightfully be thinking that Brock Lesnar is too big a star to have a role on RAW Underground, which is the WWE version of fight club, and not a segment that is taken seriously. But if you factor in the fact that top stars like Braun Strowman and Bobby Lashley have featured on RAW Underground, and that Brock Lesnar has a background in MMA, in addition to all his WWE accolades, you'll realize that it's a pretty good fit indeed.

In addition to Braun Strowman, with whom he's faced off in the past, Brock Lesnar could also take on Dabba Kato, a man who seems to be getting quite a WWE massive push on RAW Underground, at the moment. And who knows, someday the massive man guarding the RAW Underground door may decide to mix it up with Brock Lesnar, and this should be one of the most mouth-watering WWE clashes in some time.

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