FUCK YES!

Brock just announced on SportsCenter that he signed a multi-year deal last night at RAW

multi-year deal. Reigns ain't winning.

Hopefully Reigns won't win now.

The guy clearly is one of their top draws and they couldn't afford to lose him. I have to admit that the build up and match at the Royal Rumble was quite interesting, and despite some of the negative feelings towards his match against Reigns at Mania, I think that has potential to. The guy is quite underrated in some ways, and this is good news for the WWE.

It will be fun to see how they will continue to use Lesnar going forwards over the course of his new deal.

Very good news. Brock is the second most entertaining guy in the WWE behind Daniel Bryan.

Fuck yes. Now he can save WWE from embarrassing themselves

Exciting news. Would've loved to see Brock face Cain again for a shot at redemption, but hey, it's a win-win for me. I just hope WWE was a bit.... smarter, on this deal. I'd really like to see a bit more in ring action from Brock.

I wonder how much WWE had to shell out to keep him

I'm not exactly sure how I feel about that, I'm not the biggest fan of Lesnar (mutilate me, but I think he's in the top 50 worst of all time) but he has Paul Heyman so... That makes him a lot better I guess.

So many eh's here.

Can't stand the guy, think he's garbage in almost every aspect but, whatevs. 

I don't like Brock Lesnar, I never have. His last WWE match before he went to UFC against Bill Goldberg at Wrestlemania 20 was one of the worst matches in WWE history, and without a doubt the worst match on that card. I wasn't a fan of either of them, and I was glad that match sent them both packing to never return (until 8 years later in Brock's case.) I honestly can say I was hoping he would NOT resign, but I always knew he would. I think he realizes his time in MMA is over with, and that he would probably get his ass beat by the top 5 heavyweights in UFC. I think he will retain the WWE Championship at Wrestlemania, and stay on his limited appearance schedule as WWE champion. I think Daniel Bryan and John Cena will win the U.S. and Intercontinental championships, and those belts will main event the smaller pay per views, apart from Summerslam, and maybe Survivor Series, and the Royal Rumble. Not that I don't think the U.S. and IC titles deserve to be built up and looked at with some prestige, but it's gonna be hard for me to respect a WWE champion who defends his title every few MONTHS, especially one I'm already not a fan of.