During WWE’s live event in Minnesota last night, Brock Lesnar defeated The Miz in a match that lasted just over a minute. Lesnar hit The Miz and his Miztourage cronies Curtis Axel and Bo Dallas with several suplexes before wrapping up the match with an F5.
Brock Lesnar returns home to face the Miz. Champ vs Champ. Full match: pic.twitter.com/Zg2mgGkkgd
— Cageside Seats (@cagesideseats) March 10, 2018
This was slightly longer than his match with Kane in Chicago last week, which caused outrage with fans who attended and those online. Despite that, the fans in Minnesota seemed to enjoy Brock’s presence, despite the recent backlash against him in and out of the ring. The fans erupted when he returned to the ring post-match to also give the referee an F5.
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Lesnar missed an episode of RAW two weeks ago when he was scheduled to face off with his WrestleMania opponent Roman Reigns. That also upset fans, despite WWE specifically designing his absence to do exactly that.
This perception that Lesnar is constantly undermining and turning his back on WWE – such as taking selfies with UFC president Dana White in Vegas on the same day as WWE was in town for Elimination Chamber – is being brought increasingly into the spotlight on television, such as in Roman Reigns’ recent ‘shoot’ style promo:

Brock and Roman are scheduled to finally meet face to face this Monday on Raw.
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