“I wanted to do a lot more" - Brock Lesnar's former WWE rival gets candid about their heated rivalry

Brock Lesnar has shared the ring in WWE with several top names and conquered a majority of his opponents over two decades. Recently, former World Champion Bobby Lashley got candid about their feud in the Stamford-based promotion and stated he wanted to do a lot more.

In 2022, Bobby Lashley and Brock Lesnar shared the ring for the first time, competing for the most significant prize in the company's history. However, the feud didn't deliver and abruptly ended before they restarted it a few months later on Monday Night RAW with the roles reversed.

In an interview on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet, the former two-time WWE Champion got candid about his feud with The Beast Incarnate. Lashley stated he wanted to do more in his feud and wished the management allowed them to do what he wanted, but that didn't happen.

“I wanted to do a lot more with it. I wish we could have really done the things that we could have and should have wanted to do with that. I think people could have really got sold into just us training to fight each other and some of the heat that we could have brought. Brock was a natural bully, but in this sense, he was kind of a babyface, because he was that guy coming back and forth and I was a heel at the time. But it could have showed how we prepared for a fight with each other and it could have showed something different," Lashley said. (H/T CVV)

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Brock Lesnar and Bobby Lashley's WWE feud ended in a tie

In January 2022, Bobby Lashley won the WWE Championship from Brock Lesnar in a singles match at Royal Rumble with the help of Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman, who started their trilogy in the Stamford-based company.

Later, Brock Lesnar made a return on Monday Night RAW and cost Bobby Lashley his United States Championship. This led to a heated rivalry between the two, which went on for months and concluded at WWE Elimination Chamber 2023.

In their second bout, The Beast Incarnate scored a pinfall victory over The All Mighty in around six minutes in Saudi Arabia. Later, Lashley was attacked again by Lesnar, and the two had another match.

The two heavyweights's final match occurred at Elimination Chamber in Canada, which ended in a DQ in favor of Lashley. Fans were looking for a definitive win, and the two heavyweights ended their final match abruptly before moving on to different feuds.