WWE: Brock Lesnar to join another sport after his contract expires

New Delhi, April 7: Brock Lesnar has come up victorious in the last and final battle against Goldberg at Wrestlemania 33.

In the previous two encounters, ha has fallen victim to the Myth but this time, a plethora of German suplexes and F-5s sealed the deal for him.

By virtue of this victory, he not only sought his ultimate redemption to the humiliation he faced at Survivor Series 2016 but also captured the Universal championship on the Raw brand. With the title on his shoulder, it is expected that he will feature in some of the upcoming title matches in the WWE.

In case some of you don't know, this is Brock Lesnar's final stint in the WWE, as per his contract. The current deal will run out with next year's Wrestlemania and the chances are less that he would renew his contract with the WWE.

With that being said, it is evident that WWE will provide him the busiest schedule that he has ever been here since returning. Upon the conclusion of which, the beast is looking forward to some new challenges.



His advocate, Paul Heyman appeared in a recent edition of Fight Society Podcast to give hints that how much Lesnar is willing to jump ship, next year. The determination of the conqueror runs at a very different level. Hence, he will look to join another sport. Here are Heyman's comments:

“I really can't tell you that it's out of the realm of possibility of Brock Lesnar to say 'I'm taking a few months off from WWE, I want to see how many home runs I can hit for the Minnesota Twins.'

I think what's next for Brock Lesnar besides what's happening in WWE. Could it be UFC? Could it be another sport? I think it's something he's going to look at and say 'I bet no one thinks I can do that, all right I'm going to conquer that'."



Indeed, Lesnar has reached a certain status in the pro-wrestling league where anybody can barely stand toe-to-toe with him. So, after conquering the very bests offered by the WWE, it might be time for him to move forward in his illustrious career.

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