
"We've got a matchup that might as well have been made by Hollywood Marvel directors, which is Brock Lesnar versus Oba Femi," Barrett said.
“You just don't see guys like this walking around the local supermarket or, you know, going to the pub or anything like that; they're just two guys who shouldn't exist in real life, but they do, and we have them, and they're colliding at WrestleMania. You've got one guy who's dominated the fight world for 25 years now, who always looks unbeatable.
“Then you have this guy who's almost the young prototype of Brock Lesnar in Oba Femi, who we've seen so little of unless you've been watching NXT for the past few years where he's been highly active.
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“We've seen so little of Oba Femi on Raw and SmackDown so far. Every time he's done anything, it's been short bursts of physicality. I think to a lot of people, this is really the first time they're going to see him in a full-length proper match and see what he can do, and what a test against Brock Lesnar.
“That is one that I love, as a fan who has been watching for 35-plus years at this point and has kind of seen everything before. I love the fact that when there's a match like that, I can't predict what's going to happen. I have no idea what it's going to look like.
“I have no idea who's going to win. Is it going to be over in one minute, where they just start dropping bombs, and someone gets knocked out? Will it go 20 minutes where they start testing each other's technical skills?
"I can't tell you who's gonna win, I have no clue, but yeah, that's the one I'm really intrigued by.”