Paul Heyman was recently interviewed on a plethora of anything that relates to such a storied star. Heyman, as many know, was formerly a huge advocate for Brock Lesnar, but the tides have shifted as Heyman is now a Roman Reigns guy more-so in the world of pro wrestling. In the world of UFC and MMA, Dana White may not be too fond of the former champion as Lesnar was known to play some pretty serious pranks in the past and may have more planned out…Donald Trump Announces Deal With WWE Name.
Via the New York Post, Paul Heyman was asked a bunch of hard hitting questions. Read on below to keep up with what New York Post had to offer Paul Heyman and what he offered back.
New York Post first started off by grilling Paul Heyman on a segment during Smackdown where Brock Lesnar gave him a call to give a message to Roman Reigns: “How important of a story device was the phone call from Brock Lesnar and the ringtone to immediately establish that unanswered question in the audience’s mind?”
Paul Heyman: “How do you know it was a storyline device and Brock Lesnar wasn’t actually calling me because Brock Lesnar does what Brock Lesnar wants to do? You have heard of practical jokes and ribs in this business? It’s the type of thing Brock Lesnar would do. I always watch the UFC press conferences wondering if Brock Lesnar is going to call Dana White during one of them. That’s just the type of thing … and then calling right back the very next moment. That’s the thing that defines Brock Lesnar as such an enormous box office attraction and a ratings draw because anything is plausible in terms of what Brock Lesnar can and will do.”
New York Post: “So Brock is not a call, you miss his call and leave a voicemail kind of guy? He’s like, I’m going to call 17 times until you pick up?”
Paul Heyman: “There are no voicemails, there are no text messages, there are no tweets, there are no Instagram stories coming from the house of Lesnar. When The Beast wants your attention he’s going to conquer the oxygen around you until you pick up the phone.”
