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Lesnar Vs. Goldberg Match
Brock Lesnar vs Goldberg match was absolutely a flop. The most anticipated and awaited match, the re-match that was 12 years in the making, where two wrestling legends collided, didn't even last 12 minutes. Lesnar tried a quick start pushing The opponent into corner, but Goldberg delivered two "spears" and a "jack hammer", his finisher move, and Lesnar is done. Call it shock, disbelief, but definetely a

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