But that\'s logical, Angle.
See, being both shows need to be about equal, each show is now having their own heavy weight champion, their own tag team champion, their own set of entertainers, and now, their own "big things." Obviously, Bautista will be RAW\'s next big thing, and Smackdown\'s is obviously Lesnar.
I\'ll give you this much, Bautista will probably be about if not, stronger than Lesnar, being he was a professional body builder, but Lesnar has the definite edge. Even if Lesnar was not as strong as Bautista, Lesnar would have the significant advantage when it comes to flexibility, speed, agility, mobility, and the mental game. I\'ve followed Brock Lesnar in college, and he\'s held NCAA Heavyweight champion belt twice, and had a 106-5 record.
For someone Lesnar\'s size, people that big, bulky, and heavy shouldn\'t be able to move as fast as Lesnar. That\'s why it\'s unheard of when Lesnar does remarkable things.
Brock is the most natural wrestler in the WWE right now, Kurt Angle right below him. Why I say that, is because I read Kurt Angle\'s book, and he was always bouncing back and forth from football and wrestling. Brock has been wrestling since he was 4, and has had 19 years under his belt.
My breakdown, if they had a traditional match between Lesnar and Bautista, Lesnar would come out on top naturally. Otherwise if pushes are in the equation, WWE might use Lesnar to push Bautista by loosing to him.
