Update on Brock Lesnar’s announcement on leaving WWE after Summerslam

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Bengaluru, August 3: Brock Lesnar made a surprise appearance on this past edition of Monday Night Raw. He was added to the show at the very last moment and decided to interrupt Kurt Angle's homecoming to Pittsburgh as the Raw General Manager.

As always, Paul Heyman accompanied him to the ring and had a lot to say about the upcoming Universal Championship match.

It was earlier announced that at the Summerslam PPV, The beast will have to defend his title against three big names from the Raw brand in a fatal-4-way match.

Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman and Samoa Joe will be his three opponents. Now, Lesnar and Heyman were seemingly disappointed with this match.

Being a prize fighter in the WWE, the reigning Universal Champion does not get to fight regularly in the company and he surely does not appreciate the fact that he will have to compete in a No DQ contest where the chances of losing his title are much heavier.

He will not have to be pinned or submitted in order to lose the title. So, the advocate general for the beast incarnate declared that if Brock Lesnar loses the championship at Summerslam, then he would be leaving WWE. Heyman will quit the company, as well.

It surely has kept the internet wrestling circuit on their feet finding out whether there has been any brewing between Lesnar and UFC regarding an upcoming contract. If this happens then he might leave the WWE, according to the current speculations.

However, the announcement that came out of Heyman's mouth was purely based on a storyline and not for real. The conqueror is still being advertised for post-Summerslam episodes of Raw and the No Mercy PPV which indicates that he will still be performing for WWE in the future.

The Raw GM also discussed the issue in an interview where he said that this fatal-4-way match was suited the very best for Summerslam and he went ahead with it. If Lesnar loses the title on that night then he will deal with the fallouts after the PPV.

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