Yes, there are been DVD's, and repackaged ones at that, of the Beast Brock Lesnar, but a true retrospective of one of the most individual wrestlers to enter the squared circle would generate a lot of interest, and a lot of money for the WWE. Starting at the University of Minnesota, we'd meet Brock and his room-mate/assistant coach, one Shelton Benjamin. From there we'd follow him to OVW, WWE and then, and here's the real sell, we'd follow him in his try-outs/matches for the Minnesota Vikings before his reasons for going to New Japan before the inevitable debut for UFC, his title run, life-threatening illnesses before his current run with the WWE. Even writing that shows how packed a detailed documentary would be and that's without even mentioning his political feud with Undertaker, the law-suits and being buried at WrestleMania. Obviously, the problem would be working with other companies including such behemoths as the NFL and UFC. Vince does appear to have a good relationship with Dana White so hopefully a deal could be made there but, in reality, the life of Brock Lesnar is perhaps too complicated to put down on disc because of all the legal wranglings. It's a shame though because it would truly be a unique documentary.
