WWE deletes Brock Lesnar comment, huge documentary on Lesnar in the works, Total Divas
- There is a reason Paul Heyman is Lesnar’s advocate as ‘The Beast Incarnate’ is more known for his in-ring prowess than for his microphone skills.
In the recent Stone Cold podcast, Lesnar was all by his own and dropped a controversial comment when asked about Heyman. When questioned as to why he speaks less in the WWE, Lesnar replied and said, “gotta feed the jews”. The comment, which was an outright reference to the Jewish Heyman, didn't go down too well with WWE, who edited the bit out.
It was all meant in pure jest obviously, but WWE can’t take a risk when it comes to a racially inclined comment and chose to remove the comment from the WWE Network replays of the podcast.
- Taking about Lesnar, WWE is all set to release a documentary all based around the dominant ‘Beast’. The plan is to put out a DVD and a Blu-Ray for 2016 that would feature some of the greatest matches, moments and latest backstage footage involving Lesnar. Lesnar’s last WWE documentary, ‘Here Comes the Pain’ was released in 2003 and saw a re-released Collector’s Edition in 2012.
You club Lesnar with any WWE project and it guarantees to rake in the moolah and money. Expect Lesnar’s documentary too to be a hot selling property and also would be an interesting watch considering the career he has gone on to have. According to reports, documentaries on Eric Bischoff, Dudley Boyz, Scott Hall and Shane McMahon are also lined up for a 2016 release. Good times ahead for documentary buffs.
- WWE Diva Rosa Mendes has been out of action as of late as she is expecting a baby. Paige was accompanied by Lillian Garcia and a few other Divas for Mendes’s baby shower, that was apparently filmed for an episode of Total Divas. Rosa Mendes, who is six months into her pregnancy, posed for a quirky photo along with Lillian Garcia and Paige. Below is the post:
Rosa Mendes is surely missing out on the Divas revolution, but she would have no qualms about it as she welcomes a new member into her family.