Last Monday, RAW saw the entrance of The Beast Incarnate as he teamed up with (The Vision, Drew McIntyre, and Logan Paul) to counter CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns, and The Usos in the development of their Survivor Series: WarGames match.
Just when he was about to execute his trademark stomp, Lesnar unexpectedly lost his footing and landed on his back, leaving Paul Heyman in utter disbelief. He quickly got up, chuckled, and playfully placed his cowboy hat on Bron Breakker, who looked quite disapproving. The fall became an instant viral sensation that may last in people’s minds for a long time, and memes were generated in all directions.
Bronson Reed Comments On Brock Lesnar’s Focus During Recent Match
In a conversation with the No-Contest Wrestling podcast, Bronson Reed from The Vision mentioned that he did not think Brock Lesnar was getting distracted since he was concentrating on the job.
“Knowing Brock Lesnar as a… dude you know, I have known him for a short amount of time, he is a very intense individual. He is The Beast, you know, that is him. And I saw him slip and somehow backrow, get straight back to his feet and in my mind, I was like he’s either gonna laugh this off which he seemed to do, he laughed it off, we got to the business or he’s gonna be very angry and all those guys in the ring are gonna pay for it. So, I did see it but I just let it slide and I made sure to get back to business,” Reed disclosed.
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Bronson Reed Recalls Drew McIntyre Nearly Slipping Before Brock Lesnar’s Entrance
Before Brock Lesnar’s entry, the AUZ-Zilla remembers Drew McIntyre almost slipping, he feared a wet spot might have been present on the ramp.
“Everyone was quite chill about it, you know. I think Brock himself said it, you know, he walked through the curtains and he’d slip on something so I think I don’t know who wrestled before him ‘coz Drew said in his entrance, he almost slip so I don’t know if someone had wet their hair or oil or… something was out there on that entrance way so I don’t think it faze him too much.”
Reed On Why Lesnar’s Recovery Won Fans Over Immediately
Nonetheless, Reed made it clear that such a moment is acceptable for a fighter like Lesnar since he will eventually get the support from the crowd at the conclusion of the fight.
“He’s the sort of individual. You know, if that was someone else and they were to slip, they’re probably full on their a** and that’d be it and people wouldn’t engage anymore from there. It’d be hard to get the people back but because its Brock Lesnar, he almost backrowed and got straight back to his feet, took his cowboy hat off and you knew like ‘oh, he’s gonna still beat the hell out of people.’ So if it’s gonna happen to anyone, at least it was him,” he added.
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