Adam Pearce sends heartfelt message to Brock Lesnar

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Moments ago, RAW General Manager Adam Pearce took to Instagram to share multiple pictures of his on-screen interactions with Lesnar. He thanked the latter in the caption, further suggesting that the legendary star has retired from professional wrestling.

“Thank you,” Pearce wrote.

You can check out the Instagram post below:

A large section of the WWE Universe is still not convinced that Lesnar has hung up his wrestling boots. Many fans believe that his actions were in kayfabe and he would return to WWE programming later in the year.

However, on the RAW following WrestleMania, an emotional Paul Heyman cut an intense promo addressing the situation regarding his client. The WWE Hall of Famer noted that Lesnar was still in the “now” part of the opening video package and needed to be moved to the “forever” part instead.

A former WWE Superstar believes Brock Lesnar will return

Speaking on TMZ’s Inside the Ring, former WWE Superstar Lana (aka CJ Perry) made a massive claim about Brock Lesnar’s potential return to the squared circle.

The 41-year-old predicted that The Beast would wrestle at WrestleMania 43, scheduled to take place in Saudi Arabia. She opined that Lesnar would be offered somewhere between twenty and fifty million dollars to show up on The Grandest Stage of Them All, and he would accept the deal.

“I predict that Brock Lesnar will be fighting in Saudi Arabia next year. I think a Saudi prince or king is going to demand to have Brock, and they’ll pay him 20-50 million, and he will show up. That’s my predicament, but we’ll see,” Perry said.

Only time will tell whether Brock Lesnar appears on WWE programming in the future or if we have seen the last of him.