5 Reasons why SummerSlam should be Brock Lesnar's last ever WWE match

1). Better Money

Brock Lesnar has never been motivated by the grind of the industry. He's never cared about performing week-in, week-out, travelling continents and selling out house shows.

Brock Lesnar is a star attraction who shows up once in a while, lazily throws around faceless bodies, collects a fat paycheck and returns to hibernation.

And you know what's the worst part?

He knows that he can get away with it.

Brock Lesnar is a prize fighter and every roided-up fiber in his being (oops?) knows it. And for someone like that, a one-off super-fight in the UFC is a guaranteed bumper payday that even WWE can't match up to.

So when Jon Jones called out Brock Lesnar after making a triumphant return at UFC 214, the allure to cash in on a bank-breaker was too much to resist for the behemoth.

No sooner had Jones' mic dropped onto the Octagon floor, Brock Lesnar responded; "Be careful what you wish for."

But we all know what Brock Lesnar wishes for more than anything else, don't we? And if he fights Jon Jones in a chart-bursting UFC super fight, he's going to get paid more for 25 minutes of work than he does in a year in the WWE.

It's quite a no brainer, really.