6 Reasons Why Brock Lesnar Makes Raw Must-See Television

Brock Lesnar has characteristics unlike any other superstar in the WWE locker room that makes suffering through seven segments of Touts worthwhile.

There are six reasons to be exact.

Just the mention of Lesnar's name creates an insurmountable degree of suspense. The WWE Universe tunes in in masses to see what he'll do next.

Here's why.

Brock Lesnar Is Unpredicatable

In a business that is 95 percent scripted, Brock Lesnar seems to write his own story.

After losing to John Cena at Extreme Rules, Lesnar blew up backstage according to PWInsider.com.

He "accidentally" bloodied Cena's lip and then was seen mouthing obscenities on Raw 1000 towards Triple H.

You can argue none of these things were scripted.

Actions like these make it interesting to see what Lesnar will do next.

Brock Lesnar Is a Legitimate Heel

The Big Show is a monster and a heel. Still, he seems stoppable.

That, and he's switched so many times, just shows he's a fantastic actor.

Brock Lesnar doesn't appear to be acting.

Is it any wonder he's so good at playing the bad guy? It comes so easy that it's almost as if he's not even really playing a part—it's more like an extension of his life.  Moreover, Lesnar is more unstoppable than Show is supposed to be.

He's meaner and badder than any other heel on the roster—and he does it without a gimmick.

CM Punk is looking for respect, Big Show felt the fans didn't appreciate him, but Lesnar doesn't care about anyone but himself—he just likes to punish.

Brock Lesnar Is a Beast

Every so often a man will come along who possesses an impressive physique that sends chills down the average man's spine.

Brock Lesnar's build strikes fear in hearts.

He has the frame, the strength, the talent and surprising speed to make him one tough opponent for any one man to take down—often it takes multiple men to stop him.

He even has a UFC Heavyweight championship reign to support his dominance. The guy isn't even a wrestler.  Lesnar is a fighter.

Brock Lesnar Means Paul Heyman and More

Most appearances Brock Lesnar is involved in lately means Paul Heyman will be at his side.

Heyman is incredibly talented on the microphone. He's comedy to listen to each and every time he speaks.

Then there's Lesnar's spouse.  It's not likely, but with Lesnar employed by the WWE, there's always a chance—a slim one—that his wife and former WWE Diva Sable could return.

Lesnar's strength, Heyman's mouth and Sable's good looks are a triple threat.

Brock Lesnar Has the Mysterious Effect

One of the biggest attributes that made Kane's debut in the WWE so successful was his lack of talking.

Kane was billed as a masked monster who destroyed people without saying a word. Brock Lesnar is similar.

He doesn't talk much—mostly because he's awful on the mic—instead annihilating his competition without warning.

His sporadic appearances have a supply and demand effect. Lesnar supplies less television time so when he does show up, he's in more demand.

Brock Lesnar Reminds Fans of the Attitude Era

In the PG Era, there's no blood, no cussing, no chair shots and there's not many superb brawls.

Since Brock Lesnar's return, there's been everything except the chairs.

Lesnar is the only guy on the roster who can get away with bloodying lips, blowing up in locker rooms and running amuck without punishment.

His style is a nice refresher for what used to be.