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You never know in pro wrestling if over really means over. But Brock Lesnar this week announced the end of his storied 26-year career, which included some time in mixed martial arts. He was first known as the 2000 NCAA heavyweight champion while with the Gophers.

Brock Lesnar retired after his WWE SummerSlam loss to Oba Femi. Matt Hardy has reacted to Lesnar's retirement.

Brock Lesnar’s recent retirement from wrestling has sparked discussions about his potential induction into the Hall of Fame, with many predicting he will be recognized in the Class of 2027. Furthermore,

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Brock Lesnar is done with wrestling, and he ain’t coming back to combat sports … not even for some low-risk high-reward ‘celebrity fighting.’ That’s the word from the big man himself, who retired from the WWE following a loss to Oba Femi at WWE SummerSlam this past weekend.

As wrestling legend Brock Lesnar has officially confirmed his retirement from professional wrestling, the WWE star has now revealed his retirement life plans after his WWE exit. The former WWE Champion has already decided how he wants to spend retirement.

John Cena celebrated Brock Lesnar and AJ Styles on Wednesday in an Instagram post.