WWE Smackdown: Brock Lesnar himself offered to lose against JBL- We all know how tough the Beast Incarnate Brock Lesnar is. When he is in the ring, the only thing that rolls in his mind is decimating his opponent. However, there is a lighter side of the Beast that not everyone knows about.
Recently, WWE Hall of Famer John Bradshaw Layfield (JBL) revealed that Brock Lesnar once offered to lose against him in a WWE Live event in Abilene, Texas, in 2002. JBL had a history with Abilene as he played Football for Abilene Christian University before shifting his focus on pro-wrestling.
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WWE Smackdown: WWE Hall of Famer reveals how Brock Lesnar once offered to lose against him
The Hall of Famer JBL revealed this incident while speaking in a YouTube Q&A session. He revealed that Brock Lesnar unselfishly asked him to lose the match because he knew that the Hall of Famer had some friends present among the crowd. Here’s what JBL said,
“I was working with Brock in Abilene, and I said, ‘Hey, Brock, I wanna talk to you,’ and he goes, ‘Yeah, yeah, yeah, your college buddies are here. I’m gonna put you over.’ I said, ‘Brock, they don’t care who goes over. I couldn’t care less. You win, I win, it doesn’t matter.’ I said, ‘We’re going to a place afterwards,’ and so that’s what I was telling him.”
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