Add as a preferred source on Google Oba Femi beating Brock Lesnar again at SummerSlam, on Night Two no less, might be the most aggressive move WWE could make to fully cement its next major force.
The ideal scenario would begin at Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia. Femi defeats Jey Uso in the King of the Ring finals after surviving the emotional weight of facing someone directly tied to WWE’s most protected family in recent years. This could not be a routine win. It would have to be dominant, with Jey fighting back and giving the crowd hope before ultimately being crushed by the Fall From Grace.
From there, Femi would arrive at SummerSlam with the right to challenge for a world title. The best call would be putting him on the second night, not just because of card hierarchy, but because WWE needs the audience to understand that he is no longer a promise for the future. He is the present.
That is where Brock Lesnar would enter as the final obstacle. After being defeated by Femi at WrestleMania 42 and leaving his boots and gloves in the ring, Lesnar could return in Minneapolis claiming that no one gets to end his career for him. The idea would be simple: if Femi wants to become world champion, he has to get through the man who set the standard for physical destruction in WWE for more than two decades one more time.
Triple Threat Match for the Title Would Be the Way to Go
The match could then be turned into a Triple Threat Match for the world title, with Lesnar’s career on the line if he were pinned or submitted. That would allow WWE to protect the reigning champion, give Femi a major prize, and deliver a definitive farewell for Brock in front of a crowd emotionally tied to his story.
In the finish, Lesnar should still have his moments. An F-5 through the table, another one in the ring, maybe even a stretch where it feels impossible for Femi to keep going. But that would be the difference. Oba would get back up, absorb the impact, and return everything with brutality. A chokeslam, a Fall From Grace, and the pinfall over Lesnar to win the world title.
It would be a strong ending for Brock and an even bigger beginning for Femi. This piece, however, is only one perspective on a possible creative scenario for WWE. As of now, there is no official confirmation that Oba Femi will win King of the Ring, challenge for a world title at SummerSlam, or retire Brock Lesnar.