Brock Lesnar is currently the most unstoppable force in the WWE and he is even scarier after beating Randy Orton to bloody pulp at SummerSlam. One wrestling analyst thinks Lesnar should only lose to one of two fresh superstars on the WWE roster.
According to Justin LaBar of TribeLive Radio and NBC Sports, Lesnar's dominance is the new equivalent of The Undertaker's WrestleMania streak. It should be noted that The Beast ended that streak at WrestleMania 30.
The streak was one of the highlights and must-watch spectacle in a WrestleMania but now that it is over, Lesnar is the closest thing to it. LaBar thinks only two superstars should go over The Beast, Braun Strowman and Shinsuke Nakamura.
Strowman, the former member of The Wyatt Family, has been making a name for himself on Monday Night Raw by squashing his opponents. He is still a little green in the ring but his size is legitimately scary and capable of beating any man. He can be compared to The Mountain from "Game of Thrones."
It was rumored a while back that the WWE is preparing Strowman to have a match with Lesnar but Vince McMahon soured on the idea. However, the former strongman competitor has a year to develop into a better wrestler before Lesnar's contract expires in the WWE.
On the other hand, Nakamura has been tearing apart NXT with his strong style and charisma. The current NXT champion is not as big as Strowman or Lesnar but his MMA-style offense is as realistic as they come.
The Japanese star already faced Lesnar at New Japan Pro Wrestling in 2006 but he lost. He was still not The King of Strong Style back then but he could be built as a legitimate threat to Lesnar now. The two were also rumored to be gym buddies back then.
According to Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer, Big Cass is the one that the WWE needs to develop and build as Lesnar's conqueror. He noted that Roman Reigns will just get booed by the fans so Cass is the best option.
"The only guy I see is Cass. People react to him great, and maybe that's the guy Brock ends up losing to, but that could be in a couple of years," Meltzer said in an appearance on MLW Radio.
Nevertheless, Lesnar is currently on his hiatus and he is expected to back on WWE television early next year. He is set to face Orton in a rematch this month but it is only at a live event in Chicago, Illinois. Check out the video below to see Lesnar take Heath Slater to Suplex City.