WWE Must Book a Brock Lesnar Appearance at WWE Fastlane 2015

After watching the WWE waste an appearance from world heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar on the Feb. 9 episode of Raw, the company must make a huge splash by booking him for the 2015 edition of the Fastlane pay-per-view.

With The Authority disliking Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan, Triple H should give Lesnar’s advocate, Paul Heyman, two front-row tickets to the Fastlane battle that will decide which star will go on to main event WrestleMania.

The company is advertising that Fastlane will be free for the wrestling fans who sign up for the WWE Network this month. The road to WrestleMania is officially underway, and bringing in the most fans as possible will result in a huge boost for the biggest PPV of the year.

Lesnar agreeing to appear on the show would add legitimate intrigue around Fastlane, even if the champion was not scheduled for a match. Reigns will be fighting Bryan for the opportunity to step in the ring against Lesnar at WrestleMania, and the current champion has a vested interest in the outcome of Sunday’s main event.

Taking a page out of the UFC’s book may not be something Vince McMahon would consider, but sitting Lesnar front row for a fight that has direct implications on his career would be an incredible visual.

As UFC proved in the past, Lesnar can be a draw even when just sitting ringside:

What would make Lesnar’s appearance at Fastlane even more intriguing is that it would inevitably end in a violent attack on one or both of the combatants in the ring.

On one hand, there have been reports that WWE is looking to book a Triple Threat match for WrestleMania 31’s main event, according to F4WOnline (h/t Wrestling Inc). Lesnar could easily wait until both men are clearly worn down and jump the railing in order to destroy both Bryan and Reigns with F-5s.

That would clearly set the tone for the possible Triple Threat match.

If WWE's plan doesn't involve a Triple Threat main event at WrestleMania, Lesnar could simply attack Bryan or Reigns to cause a disqualification in his favor. Regardless of which Superstar Lesnar would attack, the WWE Universe would be on its feet reacting to the madness.

There have been rumblings that Lesnar could be leaving WWE after his contract expires to return to the UFC, as was mentioned by UFC President Dana White during a segment on Fox Sports Live from Dec. 30 (h/t MMAjunkie). So the WWE should be looking to maximize what limited dates the champion has left on his contract.

Not only would Lesnar draw in fans to Fastlane with his appearance on the PPV, but he would also add serious mainstream publicity to the WrestleMania main event by going rogue and destroying Reigns and Bryan.

Lesnar is one of the biggest spectacles in wrestling history. The WWE should be maximizing the opportunities it has to capitalize on his popularity, and booking him to appear at Fastlane would result in an unforgettable moment.

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