Brock Lesnar is a once in a lifetime athlete, it is a catchphrase that WWE loves to throw around, but it is true, there is nobody like the Beast and there likely never will be again. His star power is undeniable which is why both WWE and UFC are likely going to pull all the stops out to sign him when his current WWE deal comes to an end.  

Speculation is high right now about whether Lesnar will return for one more run in the octagon or if he will extend his WWE deal after his WWE WrestleMania 34 bout with Roman Reigns, and either one offers some exciting possibilities,  

But it feels like Lesnar has more to offer the wrestling world than he does MMA. Given his age and the controversy that surrounded his last fight, sticking to a part-time contract seems like the smartest deal for the Beast and there are many great matches waiting for him. His run as the Universal Champion has been one of his very best, with great matches against talents such as AJ Styles and Samoa Joe, Lesnar proved exactly how good he can be. Given WWE’s current crop of talent, there is plenty of dream matches left for Lesnar should he stick around in wrestling, and we are going to rank five of the biggest. 

WWE host Peter Rosenberg was a recent guest on Booker T’s “Heated Conversations” podcast, and below are some interview highlights. The full interview can be heard at this link.

On the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match:

“I enjoyed it. I thought Alexa Bliss, with the year she has had. I want to see her have a meaningful match at WrestleMania, and now after this match we will probably see, I don’t know, but I’m hoping we will see Alexa Bliss and Nia Jax at WrestleMania. I think that is a fun story to tell. I love stories when the lines get really blurred, and that real-life friendship between Alexa and Nia is something fun to play on.”

On Ronda Rousey’s Arrival Changing the Landscape of the Women’s Division:

“I think as soon as she is ready, and I don’t think any of us know when that is, but when she is fully ready, I think all of a sudden she is the alpha of the locker room. She is one of those people where everyone in that locker room has admired her and her craft, so the fact is I am sure she has a lot of work to do, a lot of learning to do. Not only in the ring, but also on the microphone as well. At the same time, when she is ready to go it will be a complete gamechanger. I will tell you what, I saw her today, I was wondering how she was going to fit in. Is she going to have an entourage like Brock Lesnar. Brock has his own space, he doesn’t mingle with anyone, but guess what? Brock has already done this. He has already been a champion here. Ronda Rousey was in the locker room with the girls. She really wants to be a part of this. She wants to fit in here. As a fan, it warms my heart that she wants to fit in here.”

On Ronda Rousey’s Transition to WWE Life:

“When I saw her today, she is a sweetheart. She is scary; the image is scary, and the woman in the ring is scary, but as far as doing all the other stuff, to become the ‘People’s Person,’ we don’t know for sure; it is above our pay grade; I don’t know what it calls for. How much of that is she going to do? Is she just going to pop in for pay per views? Is she going to do house shows? I don’t know how much she does, but I will tell you that after spending a few minutes with her today I think she is a great person and seems like a very down to earth person.”

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— ProWrestling.com (@pw_dotcom) March 11, 2018

With two more title matches officially confirmed for WrestleMania 34 in New Orleans, we may finally have a look at the final (ish) card for this year’s Showcase of the Immortals.

There are currently twelve matches set for the show including two large battle royals, the in-ring debut of UFC icon Ronda Rousey and eight championship bouts. Given the direction of Monday Night RAW over the last two weeks it’s all but confirmed that John Cena will face the Undertaker, and The Usos are expected to defend the Smackdown Tag Team Championships against The Bludgeon Brothers. The singles match between Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn will more than likely become a tag team match featuring Shane McMahon and the newly cleared Daniel Bryan taking on Owens and Zayn.

That would bring the total match count for this year’s WrestleMania to fourteen, on a five hour pay-per-view with a two hour Kickoff Show. That’s more or less in line with last year’s WrestleMania 33 which featured thirteen matches in the same amount of time.

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WrestleMania 34
April 8, 2018
Mercedes-Benz Superdome
New Orleans, Louisiana

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WWE Universal Championship Match
Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Roman Reigns

WWE Championship Match
AJ Styles (c) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura

Special Attraction Tag Team Match
Ronda Rousey & Kurt Angle vs. Stephanie McMahon & Triple H

WWE RAW Women’s Championship Match
Alexa Bliss (c) vs. Nia Jax

WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship Match
Charlotte Flair (c) vs. Asuka

Intercontinental Championship Match
The Miz (c) vs. Finn Balor vs. Seth Rollins

United States Championship Match
Randy Orton (c) vs. Jinder Mahal vs. Bobby Roode

Vacant Cruiserweight Championship Match
Cedric Alexander vs. Mustafa Ali

WWE RAW Tag Team Championship Match
Cesaro & Sheamus (c) vs. Braun Strowman & TBD

Singles Match
Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn

WrestleMania Women’s Battle Royal

Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

The legendary career of The Undertaker is coming to a close. It was an inevitability, as the legendary career and even more legendary character portrayed by a man known as Mark Calaway took us for a ride over the last THREE decades is truly something that will live on in our memories forever.

The Undertaker took us through some memorable moments and feuds, including his match with Mankind “inside” Hell In A Cell, his feud and ultimately retiring Mr. WrestleMania, Shawn Michaels, and being the leader of the Ministry of Darkness, and will be forever regarded as one of the best WWE Superstars that ever was.

The Undertaker is all but confirmed to be squaring off against John Cena at WrestleMania, and it can be argued that this will indeed be his last match and for some, argue that his last match should have happened years ago. With that in mind, we have ranked the top 5 superstars that SHOULD have retired The Undertaker, at WrestleMania, of course.

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UFC Champion Daniel Cormier recently spoke with Instinct Culture regarding his UFC future, defending his two titles and retiring at the age of 40. On whether or not he truly intends to retire by his 40th birthday, Cormier affirmed, “I’m gonna retire by next March, so I want to fight as many times as I can before I retire…It’s over. At 40 years old I can’t be doing this anymore.”

During the interview, Cormier also revealed WWE star Seth Rollins texted him after Cormier’s confrontation with Brock Lesnar at UFC 226. Interviewer Denise Salcedo joked that footage of Daniel Cormier celebrating Seth Rollins’ Money in the Bank cash-in might be why Lesnar is upset with Cormier, and the UFC Champion had the following to say in return:

“Maybe that’s why he’s so mad at me huh? Because I’m friends with Seth Rollins. I got a text message from Seth right after the fight. He goes, ‘congratulations, now go kick Brock’s ass.’ And that’s what I’m gonna do.”

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Cormier was also asked his opinion of UFC/MMA fans who are vocal in their dislike of WWE, and vice versa, and Cormier offered the following response:

“Everybody’s entitled to their opinion. Just because you like one does not mean you can’t like the other. I think we both have very passionate fanbases, that’s why you see people on one side so mad or people on the other side so mad. All just come together and buy the PPV, that’s all I want”.

Cormier went on to say that the shoving altercation with Lesnar at UFC 226 felt to him like he was having a WrestleMania moment, and you can watch more in the above video player.