Why hasnt brock lesnar use the F5?

[muaytao]

In my opinion it can be useful in a mma fight

 

[sangreporsangre]

If he actually fights Bones we might finally see it.

 

[Okajima]

Groan.

 

[mmaknight]

Because this isn't fake.

 

[DWAYNEAMERICA]

I totally agree!

And if Hacksaw Jim Duggen was allowed to use his 2x4 in the octagon he'd be almost unstoppable at lhw.

 

[Jonathonwick]

Greatest knockout eva

 

[faustian]

I'm pretty sure I saw him do that to Hunt

 

[Sonny Qc]

It's too dangerous.

 

[blewgums]

I don't know man. But back in the day, real men drove cars like this.

 

[elfeliz]

 

[DIRTYCOP]

Not a Brock fan, but it would be fucking hilarious if he was able to land that shit on someone

 

[IndyCovaHart]

I don't think it would be illegal.

 

[ScarletnGray 33]

Nobody can ever kick out before 3. Definitely would be a referee stoppage

 

[Dead Kennedy]

Because most WWE "moves" require your "opponent" to willingly allow you to perform said "move" on them, even help them pull it off at times.

 

[jumasterflex]

Didnt dc do that to hendo already. Or was it yoel to brad tavares ?

 

[muaytao]

Because most WWE "moves" require your "opponent" to willingly allow you to perform said "move" on them, even help them pull it off at times.

 

[MaveDeltzer]

Brock went for it on Cain but when he went to scoop him up Cain rubbed jalapeno powder in Brock's eyes and he spun around in pain.

 

[Coolidge]

John Cena would dominate the LHW (???) division with the FU.

 

[TheBrownRanger]

1. It is very hard to use against unwilling opponents. Most WWE moves are extremely easy to counter, even for an average person.
2. He fights heavyweights. It would take a massive amount of energy to pull off a move like that on an HW.
3. The F-5 wouldn't really do much more damage than a much simpler slam.

 

[SenorGuillen]

Highly doubt Cena could make 205.