Heyman Hustle on Yahoo Sports: Welcome to WrestleMania Sunday

The “Heyman Hustle” and Yahoo Sports have partnered up to provide wrestling fans with exclusive content during WrestleMania week on The Turnstile blog. In his final blog post, Paul Heyman explains why you need to watch Brock Lesnar compete in the greatest spectacle in sports, WrestleMania 32.

If you're a sports entertainment fan, and in some ways even if you aren't, today is "thee" day.

It's the day the entire WWE calendar revolves around. It's the day WWE superstars spend the other 364 days of the year (365 on a Leap Year) working towards.

It's the day where legends, Hall of Famers, modern day main eventers and the hottest up-and-coming sensations all converge in one stadium, cognizant of the overall theme, yet desirous of that one defining "moment" that will steal the show and be replayed in videos for years to come.

This is the day where the past meets the future, and they both try to harmonize with the present to create the greatest spectacle in sports, entertainment or sports entertainment. Today is WrestleMania Sunday. Take a deep breath. It's going to be a hell of a ride.

Tonight, the only being in history to hold the NCAA Division I Heavyweight Championship, the UFC heavyweight championship and the WWE world heavyweight championship, BROCK LESNAR will step into the ring against one of the fastest rising superstars in recent memory, Dean Ambrose in a No Holds Barred Street Fight. I assure you, despite the fact weapons (including "gifts" from former legends Terry Funk and Mick Foley like a chainsaw and a barbed wire baseball bat) are legal and indeed encouraged, Dean Ambrose will fall victim to Suplex City and Brock Lesnar's coup de grace, The F5, and Brock Lesnar will emerge victorious once again.

It's nothing new for my client, “The Beast Incarnate” who also earned the moniker "The Conqueror" when he defeated The Undertaker at WrestleMania XXX, ending the greatest streak in WrestleMania history. Undertaker had previously wrestled on 21 WrestleManias, and either pinned or forced his opponent to tap out on every single occasion. The Undertaker, perhaps the greatest WWE superstar of all time, was 21-0.

Brock Lesnar changed history that fateful night two years ago, pinning The Undertaker with no controversial, no dispute, no need for instant replay review. Brock Lesnar took Undertaker to Suplex City, and then defeated him with an F5. The fans at the sold-out stadium Superdome in New Orleans were left silent in shock. No one could believe it. No one could fathom The Undertaker would be defeated, let alone defeated so soundly and convincing. No one, that is, except me and my client, Brock Lesnar.

I can't stress this enough. Brock Lesnar does not wrestle every day, every week, nor even every month. His matches are designed to be mega-events, very special select occasions when the most decorated athlete to EVER compete in a WWE ring actually enters the squared circle to put on a show, in front of your eyes, and for history to witness and experience. Tonight, Brock Lesnar enters the ring for the first time in a one-on-one match against “The Lunatic Fringe” Dean Ambrose. It's a rare opportunity for you to see Brock Lesnar, who I consider to be the greatest performer as well as the greatest athlete to ever appear at a WrestleMania, step into the ring, and make you realize your purchase was well worth the money spent. Brock Lesnar delivers. He provides more bang for the buck than anyone else in WWE, sports entertainment, pro wrestling or mixed martial arts. He truly is "once-ever." And tonight, he's going to provide you with that "WrestleMania Moment" that will live on in for years to come.

It's going to be the type of performance that makes you say "Where were you when Brock Lesnar fought Dean Ambrose at WrestleMania?" The show is sold out at AT&T Stadium in Dallas. It's available on the WWE Network. And now that you know what's going to happen ... WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?