As seen on Monday's RAW, Brock Lesnar was written off television with his WWE contract status "up in the air" following the attack on Triple H. We reported on Monday that Brock Lesnar had a meltdown backstage after his loss to John Cena at Extreme Rules. Lesnar was said to be absolutely furious about John Cena's post-match promo - because the original plan was for John Cena to get stretchered out and look "totally incapacitated" to sell the beating he took from Lesnar during the match. Lesnar felt that he was made to look weak and WWE officials double crossed him.

WWE's new mentality with Lesnar, according to f4wonline.com, is that he's getting paid a ton of money to work a limited schedule - so he should be used to put over their top talents. People in Lesnar's camp were under the impression that WWE might have been testing Lesnar by changing plans without telling him and having Cena deliver the post-match speech to the live crowd.

Lesnar went nuts backstage in front of everyone, tearing things up and throwing a tantrum. Lesnar specifically yelled at Marc Carano, the assistant to John Laurinaitis, about how things are a mess and "everything is wrong" in WWE. Some felt that part of the tantrum was just an act by Lesnar to show to the locker room that he has more power than WWE and can walk away any time he wants.

During his backstage rampage, Lesnar also suggested that Cena intentionally pulled down the top rope at Extreme Rules, causing him to nearly blow out his knee in the bad spot towards the end of the match where they both tumbled out to the floor. Despite what Lesnar said about Cena pulling down the rope, Lesnar and Cena are believed to be on good terms and this could have also been Lesnar being overly dramatic and worked up.

Lesnar relationship with WWE remains complicated. WWE is going to have their hands full over the next year booking Lesnar due to his contract, which only requires limited appearances.

Following Lesnar's attack on Triple H, it appears WWE is building towards a match between the two at SummerSlam. After that, Lesnar will almost certainly work the remaining "big" pay-per-views (Survivor Series, Royal Rumble) leading up to WrestleMania 29, which is will be his final match with the company.

Very glad to see Layla back. I hope she gets a chance to be goofy again.

Sounds about right.

For those interested, here is my first match!

Given everything going on, could this be a perfect time for the old man, VKM, to make an appearance given the fact that Brock has just injured his son-in-law HHH? This could lead to Brock "breaking" Vince's arm as well.

Triple H cannot please anyone it seems. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but Kofi, or Evan, or Truth vs Brock would not produce buy rates, so therefore Brock might have matches with them on Raw, but when it comes to PPV, Brock vs Triple H would produce buzz and money, and a guaranteed good match.

Not Orton? or Sheamus? or Brian? or Punk?

which one are you?

^this.
AS good as they are, they are still not in the same stratosphere that guys like Brock, Rock, HHH, and even Cena are in. Able to possibly headline a Wrestlemania without a strap on the line.