Kemo
03-10-2018, 04:35 AM
Brock Lesnar may decide not to leave the WWE after all.
Lesnar’s contract with WWE is set to expire after WrestleMania next month. At the mega pay-per-view, Lesnar is set to defend his Universal title against Roman Reigns. Many have speculated that Lesnar will do the favors for Reigns and exit the WWE.
In a recent edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer reported that Lesnar has shown great interest in staying on the WWE roster. The report notes, however, that WWE officials are prepared to do business without the “Beast Incarnate” in an effort to downplay the impact of a potential departure.
During the WWE Elimination Chamber event, UFC president Dana White posted a picture where he and Lesnar were all smiles. Soon after, White said there’s a “very good chance” that Lesnar would make his return to the Octagon. Lesnar is a former UFC heavyweight champion.
No matter where Lesnar goes, it’s no secret that he’s in high demand. Lesnar returned to the WWE in 2012 and broke barriers within the company, being allowed to have sponsors on his ring gear. He was also allowed to compete in an MMA bout while under his WWE contract at UFC 200.
Lesnar’s contract with WWE is set to expire after WrestleMania next month. At the mega pay-per-view, Lesnar is set to defend his Universal title against Roman Reigns. Many have speculated that Lesnar will do the favors for Reigns and exit the WWE.
In a recent edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer reported that Lesnar has shown great interest in staying on the WWE roster. The report notes, however, that WWE officials are prepared to do business without the “Beast Incarnate” in an effort to downplay the impact of a potential departure.
During the WWE Elimination Chamber event, UFC president Dana White posted a picture where he and Lesnar were all smiles. Soon after, White said there’s a “very good chance” that Lesnar would make his return to the Octagon. Lesnar is a former UFC heavyweight champion.
No matter where Lesnar goes, it’s no secret that he’s in high demand. Lesnar returned to the WWE in 2012 and broke barriers within the company, being allowed to have sponsors on his ring gear. He was also allowed to compete in an MMA bout while under his WWE contract at UFC 200.