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WWE have signed Parker Boudreaux, who has been touted as the next Brock Lesnar. This claim has already attracted the attention of a superstar who has actual heat with the Beast. Matt Riddle was the most excited wrestler on the roster after Parker’s signing was announced. He has already made plans to face the youngster in WWE.

Will Matt Riddle face the new Brock Lesnar?

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Calling Parker Boudreaux the next Beast Incarnate is a mighty big claim. However, one look at the hulking youngster and you might mistake him for Lesnar himself.

At six foot five and 265 pounds, Parker is taller and lighter than Lesnar. Boudreaux played football for the University of Central Florida but is more inclined to wrestling.

The youngster has caught the attention of Matt Riddle. Riddle even took a shot at the actual Brock Lesnar.

“He looks just like Brock Lesnar but younger and doesn’t hate me enough to refuse a match with me yet,” said Riddle.

The former UFC fighter’s tweet has already grabbed the attention of Parker, who might seem keen on facing him.

If Riddle and Boudreaux face off down the line, it will surely be a must-see match. Parker should suplex Riddle just for the fun of it and should even pull out an F5 to pay tribute to the man he is potentially replacing.

As for Brock Lesnar, he is most welcome to return to WWE to put over his doppelganger, providing WWE fans with a memorable moment.

Paul Heyman endorses the ‘Next Big Thing’

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To receive an endorsement from Paul Heyman means that you might do something good in life. Heyman has had a special eye for wrestling talent, bringing CM Punk to the WWE and even offering an Evolve contract to Will Ospreay.

Did Heyman play a role in getting Parker to WWE?

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He has claimed that 2021 is going to be full of great things for the former football player, calling it a spoiler and not a prediction. Would you like to see Paul Heyman manage this monster in the WWE?

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