BREAKING: Brock Lesnar’s status for WrestleMania 43 in Saudi Arabia after WWE in-ring retirement – Report

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Brock Lesnar lost to Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell, writing the final chapter to culminate their feud once and for all.

After the match, the Beast Incarnate put the Nigerian Ruler over, declaring his opponent as the future of the business.

The 49-year-old icon left the U.S. Bank Stadium, giving fans a farewell salute. On the RAW after SummerSlam, WWE aired a video package to celebrate the legendary career of Brock Lesnar.

Shortly after, WWE moved his profile to the alumni section, leaving fans wondering whether he had quietly sailed off into the sunset. Oba Femi cut a promo, in which he claimed that his arch-rival can finally rest after putting him to the test.

Amid rampant rumors, Brock Lesnar appeared on The Pat McAfee Show to set the record straight on his future, saying he is now retired from in-ring competition.

His announcement came as a surprise to many, especially after rumors surfaced that SummerSlam would not be his last match and that he would be back in time for WrestleMania 43 in Saudi Arabia.

According to WrestleVotes, some high-ranking officials within WWE believe that the Beast Incarnate will be involved with next year’s Showcase of the Immortals in some capacity. There’s no word yet on whether he will lace up his boots again or headline the Hall of Fame ceremony.

One source disclosed that the former Universal Champion can’t simply walk away from one last payday in Saudi Arabia.

Brock Lesnar, at 49, didn’t show any signs of slowing down in his most recent run. That doesn’t mean he should continue to wrestle forever.

The Beast wants to spend more time with his family now that he has closed an incredible chapter of his career.

Will he step out of retirement for one last match at WrestleMania 43 in Saudi Arabia? Only time will tell.