10 Reasons WWE Champion John Cena Must Lose To Brock Lesnar At SummerSlam

10. Lesnar Has Already Lost Too Often

Lesnar is, obviously, treated as a huge deal when he shows up on WWE television. Commentary puts him over as one of the baddest men on the planet, and the people he's feuding with tend to treat him that way. When he's around, you know a big match is being put together. If pro wrestling were nothing but a shoot, Brock wouldn't lose, probably ever. Of course, pro wrestling is anything but a shoot, so Brock does lose. Since he returned to the company in 2012, his record is 5-2, which is good, but with the way he's portrayed, it's probably not good enough. If you go back even further, to before he left WWE in 2004, Brock is 7-5 in his last 12 matches with the company. That can't keep going on. Lesnar is currently on a roll, winning his last four matches, but that momentum shouldn't slow down here. Another win, this one giving him the WWE World Title, is paramount right now, taking him to the next level. It's the level people were expecting him to be at when he first returned over two years ago.