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#5 Strowman conquers his biggest challenge by finally defeating Lesnar

Strowman is the hottest superstar heading onto Wrestlemania

It is truly once in a millennium that WWE creates the idea for a blockbuster talent, grooms them brilliantly to become main roster material and have that superstar produces critically acclaimed performances which result in widespread commercial success with their tough fanbase on the main roster.

That wrestler turned megastar is none other than Braun Strowman. Ever since Braun Strowman had debuted on the main roster, the man has only gotten better in the ring, more confident on the mic and has added different dimensions to his character that many wrestlers lacked in the modern era of WWE. From the black sheep of the Wyatt Family to “the monster among men”, Strowman has evolved into the main event player that is a strong draw for the company.

And the reason Strowman has already become one of WWE’s greatest big men in such a short time due to his uncanny ability to succeed in big money programmes and in 2017 “the monster among men” had proved this by contesting a rivalry of the year feud with Roman Reigns, contesting a monster vs monster showdown that clicked due to the excellent chemistry between both men and having an overall positive impact on Raw when the red brand was most creatively stifled.

Therefore, after destroying entire arena’s, running through the biggest wrestlers on Raw and being a constant highlight reel for WWE, the company had decided to finally pit the unstoppable force of Braun Strowman against the immovable object that was “the beast” Brock Lesnar.

Over two years ago, when Braun Strowman was rumoured to wrestle a match against Brock Lesnar at Wrestlemania 32, fans were outraged and were not grown accustomed to that idea. However, with Strowman’s unreal ability to grow as a performer over the last year he single-handedly transformed this bout from a universally rejected encounter into a bona fide dream match. Taking into consideration the fact that WWE built Strowman up as the most dangerous man in the company for almost a year, fans expected this colossal main event match to be similar to the slobber knocker between Goldberg and Lesnar at Wrestlemania 33. However, fans could’ve not foreseen that this highly anticipated dream match would be an immense disappointment with an anti-climactic finish.

Ever since Braun took that fateful F5 at No Mercy 2017 and was pinned clean in the centre of the squared circle a huge portion of Strowman’s impeccable aura has unfortunately faded, and by WWE’s booking standards their plan to help Strowman regain that lost momentum at the hands of a clean Brock Lesnar defeat was to make Strowman destroy more arena’s, manhandle more veterans and be an even bigger imposing force on Monday nights. While WWE’s master rehabilitation plan had worked wonders for the “monster among men”, the company had essentially brought Strowman back to square one by booking Lesnar to go over him in the triple threat Universal Title match at the 2018 Royal Rumble PPV, and that threat match was perfectly set up for a Braun Strowman Universal Title reign.

However, through all Strowman’s shortcomings against Lesnar, WWE is telling the WWE Universe that the company isn’t willing to commit to the big man because short-term destruction plus defeats that affect a wrestler’s aura in the long term doesn’t sound best for business. Although WWE’s ultimate plan to push Reigns is inevitable, a Wrestlemania blow off match between the two most bada** superstars in WWE will create a new dimension to this heated rivalry, as similar to Lesnar having to wipe his embarrassing loss to Goldberg at Survivor Series clean off his slate, Strowman needs to drill Lesnar into the mat for the pinfall and finally prove "the monster among men" has arrived in WWE.