Brock Lesnar’s return WWE PPV match announced

The returning Brock Lesnar will clash against John Cena at the Extreme Rules PPV on April 29th in Chicago, IL

I can't see John Cena losing at 2 PPV's in a row and can't see Brock losing his first match back, i reckon its gonna be a double count out.

Also its in Chicago i can see CM Punk losing the title to Y2J then win it back at Summerslam.

Has the stipulation for the match been added?

Probably be last man standing and will end with both men out for the 10 count.

I for one cant wait for this. Cena v Lesnar!!! F5 v FU!!! Sorry, whats that about adjusting my attitude? I didnt quite hear that, maybe you should STFU!!! Its just STF now? Oh right...

Brock will win, probably with the help of John Laurinitus!

really can't see Brock drawing or losing his first match back in the 'E! Cena is one of the biggest names in the company and has just been in one of the biggest main events in Mania history so is the perfect type of opponent to put Brock back on the WWE map. Cena at the moment seems to be the go-to-guy to put people over.

talkingpoint wrote:Cena at the moment seems to be the go-to-guy to put people over.

Randy Orton says hi.

What do people think the rest of the card will be? I think it will be something like:

WWE Championship Ladder Match
CM Punk(c) Vs. Chris Jericho

Last Man Standing
Brock Lesnar Vs. John Cena

World Heavyweight Championship Triple Threat Cage Match
Sheamus(c) Vs. Alberto Del Rio Vs. Daniel Bryan

Intercontinental Championship Falls Count Anywhere Match
Big Show(c) Vs. Cody Rhodes

Santino Marrella vs Jack Swagger in a First Blood match for the United States Cahmpionship?

just saw the brawl between cena and brock; I hope for Cena's sake that the bloody mouth was just ring rust on brock's part, because otherwise he could be a real liability. Brock is a powerful guy for sure and could do a great deal of damage if he doesn't restrain himself. This isn't the UFC and brock needs to be careful that he doesn't let his hands go with other guys who aren't expecting it. I actually think Cena handled the situation well, he continued the pretence and continued to incite lesnar despite the accident. If I were Cena though I wouldn't trust brock's professionalism yet in a match and I hope the WWE are working with him to get him ring ready for extreme rules.

I think your been abit harsh on Brock to be honest, there was that many people in the ring it would be easily done to maybe catch cena unintentionally with a elbow as hes getting dragged away of maybe even the forehead....it looked like such a mess with everyone in there im sure a few people got caught in less obvious places like in the chest of legs etc

i believe it was a genuine accident so not blaming brock as such but it looks as if this current feud with cena is being built around physical animosity between them and already its drawn blood. I just think its abit risky considering brock left the WWE 8 years ago and since then has had a career in MMA.

Im 100% certain I saw Jamie Noble in that crowd. I thought he was working for TNA now?

I would think that there match at ER will have some kind of stip to hide any ring rust from Brock and definitely would suit brock if it was some kind of brawl.

Really looking forward to this one tbh. I think both men are in their element in the brutal brawling type match. Just look at the I quit match with JBL to see what I mean about Cena. Plus that match showed he bleeds like a good 'un...hopefully they'll allow a bit of juice to put over the brutality. Also, my favourite ever Brock match was HIAC against Taker, not exactly a technical clinic, going back to my point about him being good in a brawl.Personally, I reckon Big Johnny will play a role similar to that of Paul Heyman in Taker v Lesnar, although a bit more subtle.

I'd bargain that Cena and Brock agreed to burst some blood. Particularly with the amount of times they replayed it. What with WWE's supposed policy on blood, if it was a genuine accident they wouldn't replay it about 10 times during the show.

If it was an accident, then great improv from everyone involved for the remainder of the show. Another reason I think it was staged, because I wouldn't trust Cena or Laurinaitis with improv in a month of Sundays (whatever that means)

VoiceOfTheVoiceless wrote:I think your been abit harsh on Brock to be honest, there was that many people in the ring it would be easily done to maybe catch cena unintentionally with a elbow as hes getting dragged away of maybe even the forehead....it looked like such a mess with everyone in there im sure a few people got caught in less obvious places like in the chest of legs etc

I think you can see it's actually the first punch Brock lands as he gets on top of Cena after the take down. It looked heavy and Cena turns his head away visibly.

Electric Demon wrote:I'd bargain that Cena and Brock agreed to burst some blood. Particularly with the amount of times they replayed it. What with WWE's supposed policy on blood, if it was a genuine accident they wouldn't replay it about 10 times during the show.

If it was an accident, then great improv from everyone involved for the remainder of the show. Another reason I think it was staged, because I wouldn't trust Cena or Laurinaitis with improv in a month of Sundays (whatever that means)

Sounds about right, seen as in Cenas interview afterwards he still had the blood visable around his mouth. If they were that bopthered they would of clean him up properly by that point.