“We Accept Your Apology”- Paul Heyman Takes a Dig at WWE

Brock Lesnar turns 43 and as expected, fans and WWE Superstars are turning to social media to bid The Beast Incarnate warm wishes. Paul Heyman and Vince McMahon were among those who sent their wishes.

Paul Heyman takes a stand for Brock Lesnar

Amidst all the wishes that Lesnar is receiving, WWE on BT Sport Twitter account sent out a wish highlighting his performances. However, at the end of it, the tweet reads – “one of the greatest of all time, Brock Lesnar”.

This is when Paul Heyman, the “advocate”, steps in to make sure he corrects them. Heyman has been a mentor turned manager to Lesnar.

Therefore, when the time came up, he took a stand for the Superstar’s legacy.

Heyman clarifies that terming Lesnar as “one of” is not at all a compliment.  He signs off the tweet with “Disrespectfully, Paul Heyman” showing how serious he is about the clarification.

“One of” is not a compliment. Certainly not to the Reigning Defending Undisputed Greatest of All Time … BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRROCK LESNAR!!! We hereby accept your apologies, in advance.”

Paul Heyman has played a major role in shaping Lesnar’s career and the Superstar he stands to be today. During Lesnar’s debut in 2002, Heyman guided him throughout the way while he attacked a bunch of wrestlers.

In fact, Paul was majorly responsible for the build-up to the match between The Rock and The Beast Incarnate during SummerSlam 2002. This was one of the greatest build-ups in the history of the WWE.

Furthermore, when Lesnar returned in 2010 against John Cena, Heyman was a part of that scenario as well.

It is believed that Paul Heyman is the one who understands how Brock Lesnar works. This understanding and knowledge assisted Heyman in turning Lesnar into a WWE champion who still continues to dominate the ring.

As of now, fans continue to wait for the moment when Lesnar and Lashley will face each other in the ring.

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