WrestleMania 32 rumors: Brock Lesnar vs. Bray Wyatt feud just started at RAW [VIDEO]

Brock Lesnar was at the Jan. 18 edition of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Raw, appearing on Chris Jericho's "Highlight Reel."

Lesnar was drawn out, of course, when Heyman and Jericho were debating on how things would shape up if Lesnar and Y2J would end up as the last two men standing. Before Lesnar could even set foot in the ring, WWE heavyweight champion Roman Reigns appears to get payback from Lesnar who attacked him last time out.

Chaos ensued from there. After Reigns speared Lesnar, the League of Nations appeared. Reigns got outnumbered but the Beast cleaned house yet again. With the two men remaining again, Reigns gave Lesnar another spear. This time Lesnar wasn't getting up but the Wyatt Family now enters the scene.

With the numbers games in effect, the Wyatts decimate Reigns as expected but divert their attention on the beast. Luke Harper, Erick Rowan, and Braun Strowman got their shots in, capped by Bray Wyatt's patented "Sister Abigal."

Of course, the series of events are considering nothing more than a glimpse of things to come at WWE Royal Rumble where the WWE title will be on the line.

Lesnar is a favorite but he does have a lot of opponents present who are not exactly expected to avoid or take it easy against him. Lesnar could see his title aspirations come short with Jericho or even Bray Wyatt eliminating him from the 30-man battle royal.

Of the two, Wyatt seems like a curious angle. There have been rumors about a Wyatt vs. Lesnar feud and the seeds may have just been planted. That feud is believed to be happening at WrestleMania 32 and the matches likely to be made for the WWE extravaganza will take shape at the 2016 WWE Royal Rumble.

Jericho isn't a bad storyline but Y2J isn't exactly flexible when it comes to devoting time for WWE shows right now.

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