Three reasons why Brock Lesnar won't be booked to successfully cash-in

WWE Money in the Bank 2019 showcased some of the best wrestling matches filled with exuberant performances. The ending, however, left the audience confused and shocked. The Beast Incarnate Brock Lesnar surprisingly included himself in the men's ladder match and won the coveted briefcase.

With the guaranteed contract, the megastar has the most chances of winning either one of the two major titles. Lesnar is, without a doubt, a top draw, but giving him another title reign would be an unpopular decision unless he competes regularly.

Such a thing is next to impossible while considering the amount of money Lesnar would demand for each appearance. WWE fans who dislike the idea of Lesnar holding the title hostage have some hope because the Beast may not be successfully cashing in. Here are the three reasons why WWE might book things that way.

#3 To build towards the future

A successful cash-in by Brock Lesnar means that the Universal title goes back into hibernation. It would only take the company backward. At WrestleMania 35, they showed that they are taking some steps forward by crowning the first African-American WWE Champion and conducting the first Women's WrestleMania main event.

Seth Rollins too profited out of the show by overcoming Brock in the opening contest. With his athleticism and in-ring capabilities, Rollins could be the face of the future. For that, they need to show him as a credible Universal Champion for a long time. Losing the title so soon would hurt his momentum.

Plus if Brock comes back and takes the Universal Championship, the entire WrestleMania 35 narrative would restart. Seth has to build his momentum all over again until the next major pay-per-view. As the Kingslayer already has a considerable amount of momentum, the company could be planning to show him successfully thwart the Beast's attempts to cash in.