”So Disrespectful” – WWE Fans Slam AEW For Mocking The Beast Incarnate Brock Lesnar
WWE fans are very angry that All Elite Wrestling mocked Brock Lesnar in the AEW Fight Forever video game.
The upcoming release of AEW Fight Forever on June 29 is generating a lot of attention on Twitter, especially with fans sharing gameplay footage. However, one particular footage didn’t sit well with many WWE fans.
WWE fans angry at AEW for insulting Brock Lesnar
A Twitter user shared a video that revealed a part of the game where players can create their own finisher moves. In the video, Brock Lesnar’s famous move, the F5, was shown. However, in the game, it was given the name “the Diverticulitis,” which upset many WWE fans.
IS THIS THE HTCP F5 LMAO?? THAT JOINT WAS VICIOUS! #AEWFightForever pic.twitter.com/NGdiE8SLK3
— V. ✨ (@HaangEmHiigh) June 21, 2023
Nah they wrong for calling it Diverticulitis LMAO. That's dirty.
— DAVESTO (@DavidAusbun2) June 21, 2023
Calling it Diverticulitis is so disrespectful to Lesnar https://t.co/ytnqHddjTA
— Amanat (@aymcfc_) June 21, 2023
now why they call it Diverticulitis, that's just mean https://t.co/yZ6NOejlPY
— o.o (@LanoomAES) June 21, 2023
Oh they not playing around lol https://t.co/En5ZGKeyqL
— Clifton (@cliff_eastwood) June 22, 2023
Lesnar was diagnosed with diverticulitis in 2009
By 2009, Lesnar had risen to become a popular star in the UFC. However, his career was interrupted when he was diagnosed with diverticulitis. The Beast has shared his personal experience and battle with diverticulitis in his book, “Death Clutch.”
“Rena got me to Bismarck, and we could tell the people in the hospital were on point. Within twenty minutes, I was already getting a CT scan and antibodies. A few minutes later, the doctors diagnosed me with diverticulitis. I was told I had a hole in my stomach. I was being poisoned from the inside with my own body waste. No wonder I felt like death. The Bismarck doctors knew who I was, and what I did for a living. That means they knew that cutting me open would end my career, and they did not want to do that if it could be avoided,” he wrote.
Brock Lesnar came back to WWE in 2012 for another round. This time, his return was even more successful than before. In his first match back, he lost to John Cena. However, WWE started to promote Lesnar as a major threat in 2014. It all started when Lesnar defeated The Undertaker at WrestleMania XXX, ending The Undertaker’s impressive undefeated streak at the event.
Lesnar then totally dominated John Cena in the main event of SummerSlam 2014, becoming the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Lesnar easily defeated Cena by landing 16 German Suplexes. Lesnar is still a major character in WWE and one of the highest-paid wrestlers in the company’s history. It makes us wonder how Lesnar would react if AEW fired a shot at him.
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