New match stipulation for Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi’s third match suggested by former WWE star

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Oba Femi has quickly cemented himself as one of the fastest-rising stars in WWE and is currently involved in a feud with Brock Lesnar.

The Ruler beat Lesnar pretty easily at WrestleMania 42, leading to many assuming that Brock had retired from wrestling.

However, the former UFC star returned to WWE TV last month to attack Oba and set up a rematch at Clash in Italy.

Now, after Lesnar got his win back in Europe, former WWE talent Bubba Ray Dudley, also known as Bully Ray outside of the company, has suggested the pair should face off one more time in a ‘Last Warrior Standing’ match.

‘Last Warrior Standing’ match pitched for Oba Femi vs Brock Lesnar

Such a match stipulation has never been implemented before, though, from Ray’s pitch, it would be similar to the more traditional Last Man Standing gimmick.

Speaking on the Busted Open Podcast after seeing Lesnar and Femi face off for a second time in Italy, he said: “We saw a domination by Oba at WrestleMania. We saw a domination by Brock in Turin.

“What would we see in a third match that had no stipulations? It would kind of be a lot of the same. If Brock truly puts his career on the line, it can definitely work.

“However, my opinion, the one way to settle it is a Last, forget about ‘man’, Last Warrior Standing. Because I think this is about two warriors fighting.”

Exactly what a Last Warrior Standing match would involve is not clear, but it would certainly freshen things up in the feud after two pretty similar matches that just saw the wrestlers swapping roles.

When is Oba Femi vs Brock Lesnar three?

For now, though, we still don’t have a clear idea of when the pair will face off in the squared circle again.

Lesnar is not currently being advertised for WWE’s next PLE, Night of Champions, which takes place towards the end of June.

Meanwhile, Oba is competing in the King of the Ring tournament and was the first wrestler to make it out of the opening round.

The winner of KOTR will earn themselves a title match at SummerSlam in August, so if Femi wins, he would not be facing Lesnar then.

So, even though suffering another loss is probably not what he needs right now, Oba would not be able to win King of the Ring if WWE want to set up a third match between him and Brock at SummerSlam.