Why Brock Lesnar is not returning to WWE explained
It seems Brock Lesnar's WWE future doesn't look too bright. The Beast Incarnate was last seen in a losing effort against Cody Rhodes, in the third of their matches at SummerSlam 2023.
While many expected him to return soon, some reports suggest the former Universal Champion may not appear on WWE TV again anytime soon. According to Dr. Chris Featherstone, Brock Lesnar's return is purportedly not being discussed internally.
"I have been informed that there's been no internal conversations regarding Brock Lesnar coming back to WWE, and the belief is that he will not be returning any time in the foreseeable future," Dr. Chris reported.
According to multiple online rumors, Lesnar is satisfied with the way his career has panned out and wasn't looking at a return to the ring. He is supposedly currently enjoying his life in Saskatchewan, Canada being a father to his kids.
The Beast Incarnate has been under the radar in recent times, especially after his name was seemingly alluded to in the Vince McMahon controversy. He is currently listed on the company's website on the free agents page.
The RAW's debut show on Netflix is stacked and Lesnar's return looks unlikely right now. The next best chance for the Next Big Thing's return could be the 2025 WWE Royal Rumble.
Triple H is open to bringing Brock Lesnar back
A few months ago, Triple H was in the United Kingdom for an event. While speaking to the Daily Mail, he was asked regarding an update on Lesnar's return.
He claimed Lesnar was a man who does what he wants and whenever he wants. However, the WWE Chief Content Officer said he is open to The Beast returning to the company if he wants to.
"You'd have to ask Brock Lesnar that. Brock does his own thing so, he's up in Canada I'm sure, watching his kids play hockey, and enjoying life. If and when he decides he would like to do something, we're open to the conversation but we'll see.”
WWE currently has a stacked roster on both shows. Lesnar can have a great feud with any superstar, irrespective of them being a seasoned vet or an upcoming youngster.
