Brock Lesnar’s former WWE foe teases feuding with Oba Femi: ‘We can make a lot of money’

Arguably one of the hottest feuds in professional wrestling right now, budding WWE Superstar Oba Femi and veteran Brock Lesnar have taken each other to their limits in their two singles showdowns.

While Femi reigned victorious at WWE WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Lesnar stood tall at Clash in Italy. With one victory each, fans wonder if a third match will ever take place between the two for the final say in the feud.

However, as fans debate the outcome of the Lesnar-Femi rivalry, one of Brock Lesnar’s old rivals, Braun Strowman, recently addressed his intentions of feuding with Femi in the future. Speaking with the Battleground Podcast, Strowman shared his thoughts on whether he’d be open to a return for a match against Femi.

“If the money’s right, I’m down to do about anything. I’ll try anything twice to make sure I don’t like it. If you wanna back that Brinks truck up and dump some gold bullion on my porch, I’ll come whip that young kid’s ass real quick. It didn’t look like it took Brock [Lesnar] too much to do it this last weekend.

“Don’t get me wrong, Oba’s [Femi] very impressive. All goofing aside, the kid’s got a hell of a future in front of him. He’s quite the specimen. Like I said, if WWE pulls their head out of their you-know-what and have some common sense, we can make a lot of money,” Strowman said.

He further opened up on how he is currently enjoying his run with the television series Everything On The Menu. While the show has been financially rewarding, Strowman opened up about still missing wrestling. “I miss the ring, don’t get me wrong, I miss being in the ring, I miss being in the locker room with the boys, I miss the pop, I miss the fans. I don’t miss the politics and the bullcrap that comes along with it. They can stay over there and argue and do all that stuff, I’ll be over here eating food with my friends.”

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