Brock Lesnar called an a**hole by former Paul Heyman Guy

A former Paul Heyman Guy described Brock Lesnar in an insulting manner at a recent interview. Lesnar is a polarizing figure since returning to WWE at SummerSlam.

The Beast is a very private individual, and there are a ton of stories about how he doesn't like to be around people very much. He just wants to work, earn money and leave, which has caused some members of the WWE Universe to be furious at him over the years.

Speaking on the Game With Names podcast with Julian Edelman, Seth Rollins was asked to play the word association game. The first name mentioned was Brock Lesnar, and Rollins described him as an "a**hole."

The game starts at around the 45:20 mark.

Seth Rollins previously called Brock Lesnar a "nice guy" upon knowing him more during their feud. Rollins seemingly changed his tune about The Beast, which was his personal choice.

Other names mentioned by Julian Edelman include John Cena (The GOAT), Macho Man Randy Savage (Oh, yeah), Becky Lynch (I'm a lucky guy), CM Punk (The Worst) and The Rock (The best).

It wasn't surprising that Rollins praised Cena and Rocky, whom he considered as his friends. As for Punk, they have been bitter rivals since The Second City Saint returned in 2023.

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Current plans for Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 42

Brock Lesnar returned to WWE at SummerSlam and has wrestled twice at Wrestlepalooza against John Cena and at Survivor Series: WarGames as part of Team Vision. Lesnar seems to be back for good after missing the past two years due to an issue involving the Janel Grant lawsuit against Vince McMahon.

According to Self Made Pro, the current plan for Lesnar at WrestleMania 42 is a match against Gunther. It was the rumored original plan for The Beast back at WrestleMania 40.

With The Ring General having a ton of momentum after making John Cena tap, it's not a shocking match to make. Self Made Pro added that another rumored plan for Lesnar was a match against Bron Breakker, who is now slated to challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship on January 5.