10 Hopes For Brock Lesnar Now WWE Has Got Behind Him

6. Brock Will Not Get Bored Or Burnt Out

When Brock Lesnar left the company in 2004, he was unceremoniously booed out of the arena at Wrestlemania XX by fans that were aware of his future plans. It was a crippling blow, as Vince McMahon was forced to reshuffle the future of his company because of Lesnar being burned out. It€™s no different from a superstar athlete in the NBA or NFL being given too much too soon. The thing is, WWE had its hand forced into a mega push by Lesnar€™s awesome charisma, wrestling ability and look of a champion. As always, Vince was able to recover in the short and long term by putting the rocket on John Cena€™s back. Lesnar€™s aura at this point would not be what it is had he never left, but until he finally retires€WE ALL NEED TO HOPE HE DOESN€™T GET BORED OR BURNED OUT. Seriously, Brock Lesnar types don€™t show up every day. A 6€™3 260 pound monster, who can brawl, have technical masterpieces, and add a level of realism that no one else is close to. With his limited schedule, it€™s hard to envision him being burned out, but boredom is a true threat. Lesnar seems like a goal oriented guy, as evidenced by him WALKING ON WWE to TRY OUT for the NFL, and becoming UFC Champion in his third fight. When there is nothing left for Brock to accomplish, look for Lesnar to exit stage left.