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Originally Posted by Vince McMahon
On a business perspective, Lesnar/Rock is MONEY, especially in a one-on-one match. Rock is a Hollywood star and Lesnar has huge crossover appeal with UFC fans and older wrestling fans who went towards UFC.
From a fan/talent perspective, them being in different matches is better and two part timers in a match doesn't make sense. The fan in me would want to see Lesnar/Rock, but then it wouldn't. Simple as that. Cena can benefit from defeating Rock...I don't see what HHH gains from beating Lesnar in a rematch though.
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On a business perspective Rock/anyone and Brock/anyone is money, on a business perspective, two massive matches > one. Why are you trying to tell me about the Rock and Brock as if people don't know or something?
Funny that you question what HHH gains from beating Lesnar (who brought up HHH?) but what does the Rock gain from beating Brock, what does Brock gain from beating the Rock? at least HHH if he beat Brock (not that I'm saying that match should happen but you brought it up) is going to be around the company for years and years and years to come. At least that match would have some already established history and not just be built off a cheap run in a couple of months beforehand.
Not my fault you can't keep track of your thoughts over a single page. I'm more just surprised you haven't pencilled Ambrose in to a triple threat with Rock and Punk for Mania yet.