Good. I hope Lesnar goes back to the WWE. Lesnar's talents were being wasted on that fake shiat. He's probably one of the few men on the planet who can defeat The Undertaker at Wrestlemania. Lesnar was a Division I wrestling champion, but The Undertaker is from Death Valley and gets his powers from an urn that hasn't been discussed on WWE programming for fifteen years but we know it still makes The Deadman invincible. Gonna be an awesome fight.

I'll just cut and paste from the other thread...

You have to wonder if Lesnar knew he wasn't going to come out on the good end of this, and started planting seeds for a WWE return if he knew 100% after this fight that he couldn't do UFC any longer.

Someone upthread mentioned that the WWE PG Kiddies wouldn't know who he is... wrong.

Lesnar is a character in the WWE '12 video game, which came as a surprise to everyone when it was announced. And what better way to reintroduce him to the current WWE PG audience than through a popular videogame? The little marks have been spending their Christmas break beating people up with this big guy they've never heard of, or beating him like he was in a UFC fight. So, now he's marketable to WWE's PG fanbase, and he's just retired from UFC.

Of course, he probably won't show up in Memphis Monday night, but I have no doubt Vince will have backed up the Brinks truck by the time the Royal Rumble rolls around at the end of the month for Lesnar to do a surprise Rumble appearance... or maybe a not-so-surprise appearance, since Randy Orton is out.

Yeah, Lesnar is still under contract, but IIRC, This was his last fight under contract, and contracts are made to be broken for the right amount of money. And with all the Publicity a Lesnar/Undertaker match would get for Wrestlemania, and a new network to promote, it wouldn't surprise me to see Vince spend some money to make some money.

NotEric:

At this point it's hard to justify any scenario other than Taker winning one more time and then retiring.

Last man standing match, both men fall at the same time, double count out.

VvonderJesus: I think the real question is when is Undertaker going to retire? If he's done this year, and he should be after 20-0, Kane seems like the most logical and most fitting choice to retire him, not a returning Brock Lesnar. Get Brock involved in Wrestlemania some other way (I hesitate to say make it Rock-Cena-Lesnar because I know that would never happen, but imagine the storylines in that one). I guess if Undertaker feels he can go one more year, then Brock wouldn't be a terrible choice to face him.

Maybe they should just hold off on Brock this year, let him take some time to decide if he wants to return to the WWE, and let him come back perhaps the first Raw after Wrestlemania. Get him built up for next year. But it really depends on the kind of schedule Brock wants, and his family seemed pretty involved in his UFC retirement decision.

Well, that's the thing... the WWE Legends contract is an easy one... a few RAWs, a big PPV or two, not much actual wrestling.

I can't see Lesnar going for anything more stressful than that. And it still works for Vince, since rumor has it they're cutting back to just the big 4 PPVs after 2012, anyway.

VvonderJesus: FirstNationalBastard: Well, that's the thing... the WWE Legends contract is an easy one... a few RAWs, a big PPV or two, not much actual wrestling.

I can't see Lesnar going for anything more stressful than that. And it still works for Vince, since rumor has it they're cutting back to just the big 4 PPVs after 2012, anyway.

I can't help but think Brock needs time to get back into wrestling mode, however. If he's going to face Undertaker this year, he's got 3 months to regain his wrestling mindset, practice in the ring, and more importantly practice for one of the biggest matches of the year. So if he wants to come back, he'll probably be doing house shows and more than a few televised shows just to get his wrestling legs back under him. That's really the family aspect of it. He'll be on the road for a few months. It's been, what, 7 years since his last match? I guess I don't know how hard it is to go from real fighting to pretend fighting, but I would imagine it isn't a situation where you just turn the switch back on.

Or, I could be wrong and he will be able to come right back into form. Didn't The Rock have a match recently? How did he look in that one? (I honestly don't know)

IIRC, The Rock did fine last month. And I think all he had was a couple sparring sessions (for lack of a better term) in the ring with no cameras or audience around. Of course, it was a tag team match, with 3 other guys there to make sure he didn't look horrible if everything went to hell.

Lesnar is already in shape. Some training and a match or two to shake off the ring rust, and he should be good to go. In a match like 'Taker vs. Lesnar would be, the psychology would probably be a bigger part of the match than the actual physical match.

Well, that's 20-0 then.

Mike_LowELL: Good. I hope Lesnar goes back to the WWE. Lesnar's talents were being wasted on that fake shiat. He's probably one of the few men on the planet who can defeat The Undertaker at Wrestlemania. Lesnar was a Division I wrestling champion, but The Undertaker is from Death Valley and gets his powers from an urn that hasn't been discussed on WWE programming for fifteen years but we know it still makes The Deadman invincible. Gonna be an awesome fight.

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He's trolling.

He just likes to throw in the occasional insightful comment that demonstrates his knowledge or a trolling comment that demonstrates knowledge in an attempt to keep you off balance. Just reply to him like he's a normal Farker, and you may actually get a pretty intelligent response.

i actually think the post is quite brilliant....in a bizarro world kinda way.