"I'm not a Superstar. I'm an ass kicker. I am Brock Lesnar"

Brock Lesnar: "I'm not a Superstar. I'm an ass kicker. I am Brock Lesnar. That's it.

There isn't anybody in the WWE, past or present, that has the accolades that I've got. Thrives to be the best. In high school dominant. I just wanted to be a wrecking machine. In college NCAA Champion, dominant. Recruited by the WWE. Here comes the pain. They wanted me and they needed me. In WWE three time WWE Champion. At the time the youngest WWE Champion ever. Left the WWE. Everybody thought here comes a guy that there's no way in hell that he's gonna make it. But I climbed that mountain. Became a UFC Heavyweight Champion of the world. And I proved everybody wrong.

Why did I come back in the WWE? This isn't a feel-good moment. This isn't 'Oh, I missed coming through the curtain', 'I missed all the fans'. At the end of the day I don't care about anybody but Brock Lesnar. For me this is strictly business. We need a guy to legitimise this company. And Brock Lesnar is that guy. We're tired of John Cena's bull crap. John Cena is not the real guy. And the only reason John Cena is in the spot that he is in, is because I left. If I was still around for the last eight years, John Cena is the guy that would b carrying my bags in the building. There's nothing about Brock Lesnar that's fake. And it was very evident last week when I took John Cena down and busted his mouth open. This is real. What was running through John Cena's mind? I don't give a crap of what's running through his mind. What's more important is what's running down his leg. Piss! The guy is scared. The guy is scared pissless. He shit his pants, is what he's doing.

This isn't a wrestling match on April 29th. This is an Extreme Rules Match. I got on objective in mind. Utter freaking chaos. Bring the pain to John Cena. I'm coming for a fight, John Cena. You just got a little appetizer. And I hope he liked tasting that.

I'm not a Superstar. I'm an ass kicker. I am Brock Lesnar. What makes me happy? Beating people up, that makes me happy."

- Dieser Zusammenschnitt eines Sitdown-Interviews war stellenweise mit Szenen aus Lesnars Karriere unterlegt