The rivalry between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi appears far from finished, and one WWE Hall of Famer believes the next chapter could come with a major twist.
Following WWE Clash in Italy, speculation has already shifted toward what a potential third match might look like — and Jeff Jarrett has a clear idea in mind.
With the series now tied at 1-1, fans have been debating how WWE could raise the stakes if the two powerhouses meet again.
Jarrett recently weighed in on the discussion during an episode of My World, offering a stipulation he believes fits the story perfectly.
Jeff Jarrett backs Last Man Standing match for decisive Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi
The rivalry began at WrestleMania 42 when Oba Femi shocked the wrestling world by defeating Lesnar in their first singles encounter.
The Beast responded at Clash in Italy on May 31, leveling the score after a brutal battle that required seven F5s — including one through the announce table — to finally keep Femi down.
That physical punishment is exactly why Jarrett believes a standard match may no longer be enough.
“Oba dominated match one. We can say easily in a match package, recap package, Brock dominated in match two,” Jarrett said. “Both guys can pretty much say that they were beat, but they were not hurt. They got the one, two, three, but they are both almost still indestructible forces.”
Jarrett then explained why a Last Man Standing match makes the most sense.
“I think they’re going to step this up and you’re going to have in your mind, all right, what are we going to see new that we didn’t see match one or two? Everybody’s kind of, my gut says, everybody says Last Man Standing. So, what are they going to do to each other?”
He continued, “Wasn’t there seven F5s or six or something like that? So, what are they going to do to tell the story that one guy will not be able to stand for 10? So the Last Man Standing rubber match in Brock’s hometown to me is very intriguing.”
With Femi already stating on RAW that he and Lesnar are “1-1” and will meet again, the pieces appear to be falling into place. Whether WWE ultimately chooses Jarrett’s suggested stipulation remains to be seen, but one thing is clear — this feud isn’t ready to take a three-count just yet.
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