WWE Lacking a Superstar to Fight Lesnar

After yet another shocking moment gifted to us by Brock Lesnar, WWE has left their fans with yet another question in their mind, who will go up against Lesnar for the title after Cena?

On August 17th, we saw something that we thought would never happen again. Lesnar defeated Cena in one of the most memorable displays of brutality in recent years. It has been 12 years since Lesnar last held a WWE title, talk about coming back with a bang.

Now that Lesnar has defeated not only the Deadman, but also the "most resilient" superstar on the roster, we now have to question if the WWE has someone that can take on Lesnar, and eventually defeat him for his title. Although the roster is full of main event superstars, most of them are wrapped up in other story lines, or are heels themselves.

Plan A: Randy Orton

With Randy Orton being a 12 time champion himself, it makes him a legitimate competitor to face Lesnar for his championship. Although he seems to be an amazing opponent, we have to consider that he is in a story line with Triple H and Kane. The Authority does not seem to be coming to a close, but we never now. It is very possible that Orton could turn face again to take on Lesnar for his title.

Plan B: Roman Reigns

After breaking off from the Shield, Roman Reigns shot to the top of the roster and began a face paced solo career. He has not only demonstrated his superb solo ability, but also showed just how intense he can be in the ring when the spotlight is solely on him. Roman Reigns going up against Lesnar would not only be amazing for Reigns' career, but would also give Lesnar the oppurutnity to pass the title onto a new upcoming superstar that will likely be WWE's number one man soon enough. Both men exhibit face paced, and brutal styles in the ring which would make for a hell of a match.

Although it is unlikely that Lesnar remains in WWE to have a title streak similar to CM Punk, we can always consider that a possibility. Of course this is also all resting on the fact that Cena doesn't win his title back at the upcoming PPV, Night of Champions.