What was largely expected following WWE Fastlane was officially announced during Monday Night RAW, as Dean Ambrose will take on Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 32 in Dallas. WhatCulture previously noted this was the likely scenario moving forward. Early in the day Monday, WWE cameras (disguised as "fan footage") shot a scene in the parking lot prior to RAW. Dean Ambrose was shown arriving at the arena, but as we left his car, he was savagely attacked by Lesnar. Lesnar delivered several knee strikes to Ambrose before throwing him a couple of times on the hood and windshield of a limousine. The footage was posted on social media and shown during RAW several times. https://youtu.be/eZJQ_04LinY During RAW, an in-ring promo segment with Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman was interrupted when Ambrose entered the arena driving an ambulance. He crawled out of the vehicle and slowly made his way to the ring, selling his injuries from earlier in the day. Lesnar didn't think Ambrose was going to make it to the ring, so he exited the ring, gave Ambrose a foot to the face, and walked toward the top of the ramp. Ambrose eventually got on the microphone, insulted Lesnar, and demanded a No Holds Barred Street Fight with Lesnar at WrestleMania. Brock then returned to ringside and gave Ambrose an F-5 on the floor. Heyman then leaned into Ambrose's face with a microphone and announced "my client accepts your challenge."
