Brock Lesnar has compared his own concussion issues to Daniel Bryan, admitting to ESPN "Over the years I can't event count on both my hands the number of concussions I've had and didn't even know." He added that he thought Bryan made a wise move to step away, with there being more to life than wrestling or sports. Lesnar is certainly a firm believer in that, as pro wrestling is just a job to him. It isn't his passion and he'd rather be enjoying his family life on the farm or being out hunting. Money is the only thing keeping him with WWE. What's really interesting is his concussions comments. WWE won't have liked that, with The Beast basically saying he's also had a history of concussions. This is where it gets shaky ground for WWE, would they send Lesnar to have the same tests as Bryan? Surely there's a good chance he'd also show bad results, having competed in amateur wrestling, pro wrestling, football and mixed martial artists. But if Lesnar did take that test, and did show bad results, WWE would have to sideline their five million dollar investment. This is where a potential problem exists in WWE. It isn't in a wrestler's interest to admit a concussion history, and it isn't in WWE's interest to get their top stars checked out in the same thorough way they did Bryan.
