Signed to a new WWE deal, Brock Lesnar's babyface turn is likely imminent. The Beast hasn't been a babyface in a decade, and given the loud cheers he's been constantly receiving on Raw on the road to Wrestlemania, Brock on the side of good seems inevitable. Lesnar being a babyface will be intriguing. Clearly, there's not one thing that he absolutely must change in his presentation, as the crowd pretty much loves him as is. But what can we expect to see happen during this babyface run. There's thought that we could see a reformation of The Shield, Reigns and Ambrose again working with Seth Rollins as champ under Paul Heyman's tutelage. That sets up an intriguing series of matches for The Beast. As well, there's numerous potential opponents for Brock as a babyface from entertaining TV matches with the likes of Cesaro and Randy Orton, to more long term feuds with the likes of Rusev. Or, there's the possibility of a babyface Brock teaming with a babyface Rusev, too. As well, let's imagine a one-night only team of Lesnar and John Cena. No matter what, WWE ponying up the big bucks to lock in Brock Lesnar means that there's a cavalcade of amazing thing that could feasibly occur.
Besides having been an independent professional wrestling manager for a decade, Marcus Dowling is a Washington, DC-based writer who has contributed to a plethora of online and print magazines and newspapers writing about music and popular culture over the past 15 years.
