WWE Champion Bobby Lashley Names His Five Dream Opponents
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WWE Champion Bobby Lashley is the next guest on Stone Cold Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Sessions podcast. There, the Hall of Famer asked the champion about his dream opponent, not one but five of them.
The Almighty is in the pro wrestling business for over a decade and has faced almost every big name in the game. In a snippet for the show, Austin and Lashly discussed the latter’s dream matches or opponents in WWE.
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Lashley named some Hall of Famers and future Hall of Famers. He started the list off with The Undertaker, who retired last year at Survivor Series.
“Of course, you cannot take out The Undertaker. Never had an opportunity to work The Undertaker and I think he’s incredible. Everybody knows The Undertaker is an icon match.”
“The Rock. Just pure entertainment. I think that would be an awesome opportunity. Eddie Guerrero. When I first started, Eddie Guerrero was mentoring some of us coming up. Just amazing. I just loved to watch him work.”
The Rock has not officially retired from the business. Eddie is a legend in the ring and became a member of the WWE Hall of Fame after he passed away in 2005.
Then Lashley named a fan favorite. He said, “Brock [Lesnar]. Everybody, since the day that I stepped into wrestling, people have been comparing us and wanting us to wrestle. So I think that’s something for the fans.”
He ended the list with the host himself as “he said he had one more match left in him.” The interview with Lashley goes live after SummerSlam on Sunday.
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Bobby Lashley will face WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg
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Lashley has had a dominant run as the WWE Champion on RAW. However, following Money in the Bank, Hall of Famer Goldberg showed up to challenge him.
Lashley accepted the challenge after a while and the match was on the cards. Goldberg would probably not win as this is his second and last match for the year according to his two-match-per-year contract.
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However, the match definitely would be the one to watch as the two dominant names in the business would clash together. Which side are you on? Let us know in the comments below.