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Adam’s Brock Lesnar Comeback Fantasy

“Adam’s Brock Lesnar Comeback Fantasy” comes from Contributor “Alcoholic” Adam Pokrajac. Pokrajac routinely provides the cold hard truth on Australian Wrestling with a heavy focus on New South Wales. He believes this is the most under appreciated wrestling scene in the world today and he reviews it with a beer in his hand.

Some would say Brock has been used perfectly since his return in 2012. Alcoholic Adam disagrees. So grab a cold one and enjoy my rebooking.

Extreme Rules 2012: Brock Lesnar v John Cena

• This was a near perfect comeback match, but the only difference is I have Brock win and Cena actually goes away to sell the beatdown.

Summerslam 2012: Triple H v Brock Lesnar

• Again, this makes a lot of sense with Brock coming off as big and egotistical because he knows how much drawing power he has.
• A minor change we have is that there is no sympathy for Triple H at the end.

Survivor Series 2012: Dangerous Alliance: Brock Lesnar, CM Punk and 3 Mystery partners v John Cena, Triple H, Ryback & Team Hell No

• Triple H assembles a team to takedown Heyman as Hunter is sick of  Paul running his mouth. This forces Heyman to make a new Dangerous Alliance.
• The Mystery partners turn out to be the Shield. Dangerous Alliance wins.

Royal Rumble 2013: CM Punk (C) v The Rock (WWE Championship)

• Vince said the Shield was barred from ringside after the Shield helped Punk retain, but he said nothing about Brock. Brock costs Rock the match. Punk retains.

Wrestlemania 29: The Rock v Brock Lesnar

• This writes itself Brock v. Rock II.
• Brock Lesnar wins

Summerslam 2013: Brock Lesnar v CM Punk

• Change nothing from this. Every segment was knocked out of the park and not many dream matches live up to the hype.

WrestleMania 30: Batista v Brock Lesnar

• Some would say a fantasy match that we never got.
• This is built off Batista wanting a challenge instead of facing off against smaller wrestlers.
• Brock wins and in a very physical contest.

Summerslam 2014: John Cena (C) v Brock Lesnar (WWE Championship)

• Brock was a safe bet with no one ready to step up to the main event.
• We keep the match the same. We never expected Cena to look like a jobber.

Night of Champions 2014:  Brock Lesnar (C) v John Cena (WWE Championship)

• We Have Rollins come in and cause the DQ, which happens when Rollins cracks Brock while he has Cena in a submission.

Royal Rumble 2015: Seth Rollins v John Cena v Brock Lesnar (C) (WWE WHC Championship)

• Amazing match. Keep the same result Brock wins.

WrestleMania 31:  Daniel Bryan v Brock Lesnar (C) Rollins Cash in (WWE WHC Championship)

• The ultimate David v Goliath match up, which we saw at Survivor Series a couple of years.
• Plus . . . we can’t deny the “heist of century” moment as one of the biggest talking points. Rollins cashes in.

Battleground 2015: Brock Lesnar v Seth Rollins (C) (WWEWHC Championship)

• Brock Threatens to injure everyone on the roster if he doesn’t get his 1 on 1 WWE championship match with Rollins.
• Triple H gives and gives it to him.
• Brock looks to have it won but while Brock has Rollins in the F5 Orton from outta of nowhere costs Brock making the match a DQ.

Summerslam 2015: Brock Lesnar v Randy Orton

• Brock wins and gets his vengeance on Orton.

Royal Rumble 2016: Rumble match.

• Brock is dominating until the Wyatt family shows up and outnumbers Brock for the elimination. 

Wrestlemania 32: Bray Wyatt v Brock Lesnar No Holds Barred

• Braun chokes out Heyman and the Wyatt Family abducts Heyman.
• Brock actually shows the slightest bit of compassion and goes after the Wyatt family.
• Brock eventually conquers and gets back Paul Heyman.

Summerslam 2016 : Dolph Ziegler v Brock Lesnar

• Shane wants to prove that Smackdown is the land of opportunity, so he decides to give Dolph a chance.
• Brock wins in a match where Dolph gets murdered.

Survivor Series 2016: Brock Lesnar v Goldberg

• As mentioned in Goldberg 16-17 fantasy booking, we keep this the same – but Goldberg is a hired gun brought in by Shane. Brock wins.

Royal Rumble 2017: Rumble match

• Brock is dominating everyone but Chris Jericho gets a surprise elimination.

Fastlane 2017: Kevin Owens (C) v Brock Lesnar v Chris Jericho

• We have to overbook the shit out of this one. We get a run in from Sami Zayn because Sami feels Brock isn’t worthy of being in WWE, wo he wants to be one to take the title off Owens.
• There is some insane double team move that Jericho and Owens do to put Brock through a table.
• Brock F5’s Jericho and Owens runs in cracks Brock with a chair and pins Jericho to retain.

Wrestlemania 33: Brock v Jericho the List of Jericho rules

• Just a hilarious match similar to Dutches of Queensbury where Brock wins multiple times. 

Summerslam 2017: Sami Zayn (C) v Brock Lesnar (WWE Championship)

• Sami makes it clear that he doesn’t care how big or bad Brock thinks he is, Brock was always handed everything on a silver platter.
• Brock wins

Night of Champions 2017: Sami Zayn v Brock Lesnar (C) (WWE Championship)

• Sami goes a lot better than anyone thought, but Brock wins again.

Survivor Series 2017: Brock Lesnar v AJ Styles

• This match is one of the greatest matches in the history of Survivor Series, so no need to change much except for . . . giving the title to AJ a lot earlier than a weeks before the show.
• Brock still wins, but he needs help to the back.

Royal Rumble 2018: Roman Reigns v Samoa Joe v Brock Lesnar (C) (WWE Championship)

• This match comes about because Joe and Roman were the surviving members of Team Raw at Survivor Series.
• Brock drops the title in a battle of hard-hitting Samoans.
• Roman capitalizes by spearing Joe while Joe has Brock in the coquina clutch.

Wrestlemania 34: Brock Lesnar v Samoa Joe

• Joe knows that Brock is a roadblock in his path and the only way he is going to win the WWE Championship is if Brock retired, so Joe v Brock in a Submission match. After 10 mins of several technical holds, Joe wins and Retires Brock.

Conclusion

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