Brock Lesnar has offered a candid update on his WWE future, suggesting his current run may not last much longer.
Speaking on the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast, Brock Lesnar covered a range of topics, including his return to WWE last year and how his perspective on the business has evolved. The former champion made it clear that while he is grateful to be back, he does not expect to remain active for an extended period.
“I went back to work there so I could feed my kids,” Lesnar said. “You guys should see my grocery bill. I had left the company years ago, and I’m grateful that I’m back for a short time here.”
Lesnar added that he appreciates the opportunities he has had throughout his career, indicating that his current stint is not intended to be a long-term return.
When Could Brock Lesnar Retire From Wrestling?
Brock Lesnar’s comments have already fuelled speculation about when he could step away from in-ring competition. With SummerSlam 2026 scheduled to take place in his hometown of Minneapolis, Minnesota, some have pointed to the event as a potential final chapter.
Before any such decision, however, Lesnar has a major test ahead. He is currently set to face Oba Femi at WrestleMania 42 after Femi answered his open challenge, setting up a high-profile clash between two of WWE’s most physically imposing competitors.
With WrestleMania approaching, Lesnar’s remarks add further intrigue to what could be one of the final stretches of his in-ring career.
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