Paul Heyman finally breaks silence on Brock Lesnar WWE RAW botch

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“Actually, I think it is a GOAT [Greatest of All Time] move. And the reason why I think it is a GOAT move is because we all fumble at some point in the game. We all do. There’s no such thing as someone who doesn’t fumble in life. Brock Lesnar turned a fumble into a touchdown just like that. He is The Beast. There’s no one like him. He’s one of one. Look at that, boom. There was water on the entranceway. Slips, falls, rolls through, comes up, and there he is smiling and coming down to the ring for war. Who else could do that but Brock Lesnar?”

Despite the abrupt entrance, Lesnar was able to laugh it off, hand his hat to Bron Breakker, and continue the segment. As Paul Heyman noted, many stars would have felt embarrassed and maybe unable to continue after such a moment but Lesnar got up and continued with ease.

Who was to blame for Brock Lesnar’s botch?

Heyman also noted that there was water on the entrance ramp, which was the reason for the slip, so that will be something that WWE will have to figure out with their production team.

Lesnar has probably already moved past this and after a few days, the WWE Universe will move on from the botch as well.