Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Post Wrestlemania Feuds

April 14, 2013

3. Brock Lesnar vs. Randy Orton

Brock Lesnar

If you want someone to benefit greatly from working with Paul Heyman and Brock Lesnar, look no further than Randy Orton. Many want to see him turn heel, but why? Yes, he is boring and unoriginal right now, but he needs to stay face until AFTER he feuds with Brock Lesnar. This could have an effect similar to Rock/Brock at Summerslam all those years ago. Orton gets booed and turned on by the fans and then boom, there is the money maker. You have to milk all you can with Lesnar, and this would be a great feud and match for two guys who need something to keep their character fresh. Lesnar is Lesnar, but Orton desperately needs something new. He can flip the switch to his aggressive side that got him popular. There are so many great abilities for Orton if he is paired with Lesnar.

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