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In my opinion, Brock Lesnar is one of the main reasons WWE stays watchable right now, especially during periods when ratings and viewership fluctuate. Brock is one of the last truly legitimate superstars the company has left. Outside of guys like Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes, he remains one of the absolute biggest draws in the entire industry.

His appearance on Raw last Monday proved one thing: Brock Lesnar is a stratosphere clear of this entire roster from his presence alone. His segment absolutely cleared every other segment on the show.

But then again, we have to look at the reality of his age. He is turning 49 this year and will be 50 before we know it. While he is still in phenomenal shape and can absolutely go in the ring, the human body has its limits. His bones and joints can't take that kind of punishment forever.

So, what do y'all think? Should Brock hang it up while he's still at the top, or does WWE need his star power too much for him to retire right now?

Which American G@Ger would save the world from the aliens?

Which American G@Ger would be our President Whitmore?

Which American G@Ger has the intelligence, organization, resources, and motivation to lead mankind's final stand against those dirty green b@st@rds who apparently DID come 90 billion lightyears to start a fight and get all rowdy after all?

Which American G@Ger would have everyone here like this guy 👇 👇👇

It’s in construction and i have been working for about 2 months

I swear I didn't hear this "6ft+" thing so much in the past

Me and my partner look so different.

She has white skin and light eyes and short. I am tall, dark skin and dark eyes.

Let’s say the girl you really like is going to breakup with you when you’ve been a good partner.

Don’t give her closure just ghost her. She’ll never get you off her mind.

Women can’t get those ex’s out of their mind

Some Gen z lingo i picked up on. when something is cool or you really like something you might hear one say 'wow this slaps!'

Met a fan of my writing at Day 1 of 2 of the Founding Fathers of Fiction Multi-Author Event today. He told me he read the prologue and the first part of Chapter 1, in my new book which includes a church service about the story of David and Goliath, and how we too must find our stones—our faith, our hope, our courage, our unity, and our love—and use them to overcome the giants in our lives. He said he isn’t even religious nor a churchgoer—yet it still resonated with him deeply. As an author of Christian-themed urban fantasy, that meant a lot to me. 🥹 He said he’s already excited for book 3 and he hasn’t even finished book 2 yet! 😅 I suppose this means I wrote a convincing pastor as my main character. So to answer this question, yes.

"We are told that America is exceptional because we are richer, stronger, more powerful than everyone else. The truth, my friends, is that America is exceptional because here nothing is fixed into place." - Zohran Mamdani

Mamdani uses America 250 to bash nation that embraced him as a child, granted him citizenship, and elected him mayor of NYC - https://thepostmillennial.com/mamdani-uses-america-250-to-bash-nation-that-embraced-him-as-a-child-granted-him-citizenship-and-elected-him-mayor-of-nyc