BREAKING: Brock Lesnar’s replacement revealed 

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Brock Lesnar was earlier advertised for RAW after WrestleMania 42 as he was on the promotional graphic for the show, along with many other notable names. However, in a new poster from the T-Mobile Arena, which will host the RAW after Mania, the Beast Incarnate is no longer there and has been replaced by Seth Rollins.

Brock Lesnar is not retired, as per Paul Heyman

While the rumor mill is abuzz with speculations about Brock Lesnar’s retirement, Paul Heyman had something completely different to say. In an interview with TMZ, the veteran outright stated that the Beast Incarnate is not retired, and his vision is the powerhouse dominating for another 15 years.

“Why are you pushing this whole retirement thing? You actually read what is posted online and take it seriously? This is part of the great political divide in this country, isn’t it? That people actually take irrelevant opinions seriously. There’s only one relevant opinion and it’s mine, and mine is that Brock Lesnar dominates the next 15 years.”

Lesnar has not been very prominent on WWE programming in the last few years. However, there were no prior mentions of him retiring at WrestleMania 42. Hence, his action at the Showcase of Immortals stunned everyone. Many from the wrestling world have even wished the former Universal Champion a happy retirement.