WWE Updates on Brock Lesnar: Details of Brock Lesnar’s departure from the last episode of SmackDown are revealed
The announcement of the retirement of Vince McMahon, aired last Friday before Friday Night SmackDown, caused. A series of reactions in the locker room.
That manifested itself in different ways. The most striking was that of Brock Lesnar, who decided to leave.
The venue where the show was held, supposedly because he was angry at the unexpected WWE announcement Dave Meltzer.
A journalist for Wrestling Observer has revealed, through his weekly newsletter, some details that have not been mentioned until today.
According to Meltzer, Brock Lesnar left the venue, but returned at 8:30 p.m. (SmackDown aired from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.). The Beast returned.
With a smile on his face and it was even speculated that he himself had the idea of ​​causing controversy to better sell the show.
“The details of exactly what happened have been kept under wraps. But Lesnar returned around 8:30 p.m.
More than seven hours later and while the show was in progress,” Dave Meltzer revealed. “Lesnar then participated in the closing angle.
The show where he destroyed Theory and left him lying on the canvas. Michael Cole and Pat McAfee in the comments sold him as if.
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They were surprised to see him, even though he was advertised for the show, thus acknowledging that he had left the place”.The belief was that.
When Lesnar left, management. kept in touch with him and made a deal for him to come back. It is unknown if Lesnar was simply angry about McMahon leaving.
As McMahon had a special relationship with him, or if it was brilliant business on his part to read the situation, because the only person who knew.
About it would never reveal what he had in mind when he left.”One person pointed out that the worst thing that could happen to him publicly.
That the person considered to be the most famous current fighter in the company would leave the day McMahon left,” Meltzer continued.
“Having to change the main event of SummerSlam would make the company feel like chaos just hours after McMahon left.
It would send a terrible public message. So it was imperative that Lesnar appear at the show. Alternate plans were made for without Lesnar.
But he came back, and it was said that when he came back he seemed very happy, indicating that whatever it took to get him back worked.”
