Brock Lesnar is one of WWE's biggest stars, but Lesnar reportedly may not have the best attitude in the WWE locker room.
In one of their recent "What Happened When" podcasts, a show hosted by Conrad Thompson and Tony Schiavone, the duo compared the attitude of Sid Vicious to Lesnar's. And it wasn't a compliment.
Via StillRealToUs:
"Conrad Thompson then said he and Tony have a mutual friend, who isn't Ric Flair who he was talking to about Sid Vicious with recently. Thompson said, "They compared the way [Sid] behaved in the locker room to the way Brock Lesnar does today. He was very 'I'm here all about the business, I don't care about any of this bulls—. I'm not here to be anybody's friends, tell me what time to be there I'm gonna show up as late as possible, I'm gonna leave as early as possible, my checks better clear or I'm outta here.'"
Lesnar has a lot of leverage in the WWE, and he certainly knows that, and when you're the biggest attraction of a promotion, along with being the one to defeat The Undertaker at WrestleMania, it shouldn't be surprising to see that Lesnar may not have the best attitude behind-the-scenes.
Lesnar has always had other interests outside of the WWE, and with how many eyeballs he attracted to UFC, it makes sense for Thompson and Schiavone's source to be correct about Lesnar's reported attitude.
"Suplex City" isn't being deserted anytime soon, either, as Lesnar has found himself once again in the main event of WrestleMania against Goldberg for the WWE Universal title, a match he's widely favored to win, and continue to be the biggest asset on Monday Night Raw.
