Jim Ross Refutes Report of Gay Brock Lesnar Character Pitch
Last week, the Wrestling Observer reported that a pitch was once made in WWE for Brock Lesnar to debut as a gay character on WWE TV, and the idea was later shot down.
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Jim Ross posted the following comment on the Q&A section of JRsBarBQ.com in response to the report:
“Another ridiculous tale from the IWC. That one is truly absurd.”
As noted, former WWE writer Seth Mates also took to Twitter to refute certain aspects of the story, noting that some of the information reported by The Wrestling Observer was incorrect.
Chris Jericho Trains with the Tough Enough Contestants
The following has been posted on Twitter, featuring Chris Jericho training with the WWE Tough Enough crew today. Jericho also spent the night in the Tough Enough barracks with the contestants:
Today’s challenge tackles storytelling! After a sleepover in the barracks, @IAmJericho visits #ToughEnough pic.twitter.com/pJZT0ICSWd
— WWE Tough Enough (@WWEToughEnough) August 5, 2015
.@ToughZZ has a great start to today’s warmup drills! Will it continue? Follow for live updates throughout the day! pic.twitter.com/nY4352c3LK
— WWE Tough Enough (@WWEToughEnough) August 5, 2015
.@IAmJericho shows the competitors how it is done #ToughEnough pic.twitter.com/wjxEVn0n2z
— WWE Tough Enough (@WWEToughEnough) August 5, 2015
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
