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Paul Heyman Master Plan Revealed After His Client Lost The Universal Title
Paul Heyman, the humble advocate of the beast incarnate Brock Lesnar, has been seen backstage at WWE tapings for weeks, as per reports by PWInsider. This even after Lesnar lost his Universal Championship to Roman Reigns at SummerSlam 2018. It’s being reported that Heyman has stuck around within the company and working “behind the scenes” as one of the writers for WWE Monday Night Raw.w.
The Advocate without the Beast Incarnate!
After WrestleMania, Lesnar was rumored to be training for his comeback to UFC Octagon to fight the UFC Heavyweight Champion, Daniel Cormier. Additionally, many speculate that his obligation to WWE is over, retiring from WWE and going back to UFC for good. Many also believed that Lesnar’s humble advocate would follow too and will not stay with the WWE.
Meanwhile, others speculated that he would be managing the current Raw Women’s Champion “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey. It was also rumored that he would return with a powerful stable: like “Paul Heyman Guys”.
Hell Meets The Beast And His Advocate…
Last Sunday during Hell in the Cell main event, we saw the shocking return of the Beast Incarnate. Of course, alongside his faithful advocate the CEO of The Dangerous Alliance: Mr. Paul Heyman. Heyman spraying the special guest referee Mick Foley; allowing Lesnar to kick the cell door down and costing the match by beating up both Reigns and Braun Strowman badly. Thus referee having to end the match in a no contest.
The Advocate demands…
Last Monday night at the opening segment on Raw, Heyman shows up in the middle of the Reigns and Strowman showdown; demanding a rematch for the Universal Championship by adding his client Lesnar in the title match. The account now has this match as a triple threat match at WWE’s Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia in November.
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