5 ways Stephanie McMahon could punish Brock Lesnar On Raw Tonight 

#4 50 Man War

Who does Lesnar have to go through at Super ShowDown?

The one thing that many fans have a problem with the shows WWE produce outside of the main timeline of pay-per-view is that it devalues some of the greatest gimmick matches in the sport. The Greatest Royal Rumble match was one of the most monotonous Royal Rumble matches in the bout's history, and it seems at Super Showown this year we are getting another battle royal match.

50 superstars will compete in this match, and if you are curious to know what the winner of this contest will receive, well, I have got some bad news for you. Once again these battle royals/Royal Rumble matches on these shows receive nothing of importance, and it makes no sense why WWE doesn't add stakes in this contest.

However, after Stephanie McMahon threatened to take action against Brock Lesnar on Raw, could we see this change? Wouldn't it be a total surprise if WWE made Lesnar put his briefcase on the line in this match as punishment for disrespecting it? It would be if you ask any wrestling fan praying for high stakes in this show, as WWE would be smart to interweave Lesnar into the show.

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#3 Here Comes The Money

Maybe if there was actual money in that briefcase, Lesnar would not bother if this happened to him

When WWE superstars make a mistake, it usually sees them being buried on live TV, kept backstage with no direction, or being given some of the worst booking one could imagine. However, a lesser known punishment these stars face is being fined, as nothing makes someone learn a lesson that having to splash their cash to atone for a mistake they made.

Just look at Lars Sullivan for example, this is a man that has been fined a reported one hundred thousand dollars for his controversial remarks on social media. Now with regards to Brock Lesnar's situation, it's all kayfabe, as we saw 'the Beast' get fined in the past for busting up Randy Orton, breaking Shane McMahon in half, and giving Michael Cole the nastiest F5 seen in the last few years.

This could happen again on Raw, and while fining someone in wrestling is as lame as lame booking can get, it's conventional. Moreover, it would paint Lesnar as a bigger heel when he doesn't really care about the repercussions of his actions, as money is never a problem for his character. And no one likes a rich showoff.