During a recent Q&A on his official YouTube channel, JBL commented on working with Brock Lesnar in the ring, the time Lesnar offered to put him over in his hometown, and more. You can check out some highlights from the Q&A session below:
On Lesnar offering to put him over in his hometown: “I was working with Brock in Abilene. I said, ‘Hey Brock, I want to talk to you,’ and he goes, ‘Your college buddies are here. I’m gonna put you over.’ I said, ‘Brock, they don’t care who goes over. I could care less. You win, I win, doesn’t matter. We’re going to place afterwards.’”
On working with Lesnar in the ring: “Brock hit me with a belly-to-belly suplex, and it’s hard suplexing a tall guy. Not because of weight but because you could be spiking him on his head. Brock caught me, throws me in the suplex, and I asked him for before, ‘Brock, are you sure you can do this? Not strength wise, just the logistics of throwing a guy that’s really tall’ and Brock said, ‘I’ve been suplexing people since I was five years old.’ He suplexed me so easily that I got up. I said, ‘Do it again’ and he grabbed me, and he did it again. And I said, ‘Do it a third time’ and this time, I didn’t do anything. He threw me like a child. The strength of Brock Lesnar is different. It’s like an Avenger. He should be an Avenger.”
(h/t – Wrestling Inc)