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#2 Paul Heyman turns on Lesnar
It was very surprising to see Paul Heyman on SmackDown Live this week. There was no real invasion, but an integral part of RAW showed up on the blue brand. He would cause Daniel Bryan and AJ Styles to come to blows and ultimately cause the championship switch by the end of the night.
If you notice his actions, Paul Heyman put the pieces in place that led to Daniel Bryan's victory. Did he do this because he wants Bryan to be the next Paul Heyman guy as a heel? We've seen in the past how Brock Lesnar does not really value Paul Heyman's services as a manager.
Heyman will be working a full-time schedule for WWE while Brock Lesnar works a more limited schedule, going forward. Bryan and Heyman could be the perfect pairing for the long run. Could Heyman cause a distraction, causing Lesnar to lose this big match?
