It’s a safe bet that the outcome of this match, and more specifically, how the bout plays out will affect how WWE books The Royal Rumble and the road to WrestleMania. While the most recent WWE Network subscriber count was disappointingly low, the months leading up to ‘Mania tend to be the best time of the year and often feature the best and most entertaining WWE programming.
That hot period for WWE should begin at Survivor Series, with a massive encounter between Lesnar and Goldberg, who figure to up the WWE Network subscriber count and set the stage for the company’s busiest season. There will be a lot of pressure on Goldberg and Lesnar to deliver a memorable match, but also on the creative team to book the bout in a way that makes fans excited about what is next for both stars.
How will Lesnar vs. Goldberg: Part Two play out? Here are four possible finishes for the blockbuster encounter, ranked from worst to best.
4. Paul Heyman Turns On Lesnar And Costs Him The Match
Paul Heyman turned on Lesnar at Survivor Series in 2002 when he joined forces with The Big Show, so it would only be fitting if he did so again in 2016.
With WWE seemingly stuck in between a rock (Lesnar winning clean) and a hard place (Goldberg winning clean), the easiest out is some sort of tomfoolery leading to a victory for either Goldberg or Lesnar. The most jaw-dropping finish to the match would be Heyman repeating his mistake of 2002 and costing Lesnar the match, aligning himself with a newly heel Goldberg in the process.
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It’s a safe bet that the outcome of this match, and more specifically, how the bout plays out will affect how WWE books The Royal Rumble and the road to WrestleMania. While the most recent WWE Network subscriber count was disappointingly low, the months leading up to ‘Mania tend to be the best time of the year and often feature the best and most entertaining WWE programming.
That hot period for WWE should begin at Survivor Series, with a massive encounter between Lesnar and Goldberg, who figure to up the WWE Network subscriber count and set the stage for the company’s busiest season. There will be a lot of pressure on Goldberg and Lesnar to deliver a memorable match, but also on the creative team to book the bout in a way that makes fans excited about what is next for both stars.
How will Lesnar vs. Goldberg: Part Two play out? Here are four possible finishes for the blockbuster encounter, ranked from worst to best.
4. Paul Heyman Turns On Lesnar And Costs Him The Match
Paul Heyman turned on Lesnar at Survivor Series in 2002 when he joined forces with The Big Show, so it would only be fitting if he did so again in 2016.
With WWE seemingly stuck in between a rock (Lesnar winning clean) and a hard place (Goldberg winning clean), the easiest out is some sort of tomfoolery leading to a victory for either Goldberg or Lesnar. The most jaw-dropping finish to the match would be Heyman repeating his mistake of 2002 and costing Lesnar the match, aligning himself with a newly heel Goldberg in the process.
