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#2 versus Dean Ambrose - Wrestlemania 32 (April 3, 2016)
Brock Lesnar versus Dean Ambrose in a No Holds Barred match sounds like an epic war and was rightly much anticipated prior to their collision at Wrestlemania 32 in one of the card's featured bouts.
However, their 13 minute collision could not have been any more underwhelming. As Ambrose explained on his infamous appearance on Stone Cold Steve Austin's podcast on August 8, 2016 when he branded Lesnar "lazy" and complained that the "Beast" "didn't want to do anything" when he attempted to talk through the match with him.
The lack of preparation and engagement showed. Lesnar apparently didn't rate Ambrose as a performer and was not interested in working a competitive match-up with him. It was suplex after suplex with very little in the way of hardcore action.
Lesnar defeated Ambrose far too easily, inexcusable as Ambrose was being groomed to become WWE Champion just months later.
It was a poor, poor match and there was no excuse for it on such a grand stage.
Undoubtedly one of Lesnar's worst. Don't expect these two to ever lock up again.
