In all honesty, this isn't surprising in any way, shape or form. Brock Lesnar is the beast, he destroys everything in his path, but you honestly do not understand just how massive and strong the man is until you see him in person. Every suplex looks like it's nothing to him and with each one fans were chanting out a count to keep track of just how many he'd done. Alongside Lesnar, Heyman has the crowd in the palm of his hand. The second he picked up a mic to introduce his man, the crowd was right along side him repeating his "my name is Paul Heyman..." spiel. And since the whole "putting Brock Lesnar through a table during a triple threat to keep him from dominating" is becoming a normal thing, Heyman also showed his value during that period too. When Lesnar was prone, Heyman was kneeling right by his side seemingly calling the match into Lesnar's ear so he knew when he should start getting up and back into the mix. Really it's the little things that Heyman does that make him such a valuable manager for Lesnar.
