Brock Lesnar Rejects Potential New Career After Leaving WWE

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“I ain’t doing jack sh*t,” he said.

The Alpha Male competed in his final bout at the Biggest Party of the Summer in the main event against Oba Femi in a Hell in a Cell match. The Ruler overpowered the Beast Incarnate, winning the rivalry and extending his record to 2-1.

Following the match, the former UFC Undisputed Heavyweight Champion was seen breaking character, and in a passing-the-torch moment, he hugged Oba Femi and told fans that he was the past and The Ruler was the future.

The Beast Incarnate teased retirement at WrestleMania 42 after losing to The Ruler in their first match, as he broke down and left his shoes and gloves in the middle of the squared circle.

But he ultimately returned to compete in a rematch at the WWE Clash in Italy 2026 premium live event, where The Next Big Thing won; their final bout came at SummerSlam.

Lesnar revealed post-WWE retirement plans

In the same interview, The Conqueror was asked about his plans after retirement. The 49-year-old legend said he wants to spend his time with his kids and help his two boys, who are pursuing hockey, and his daughter, who is aiming for the 2028 Olympic Games.

Here is what he said:

“I’ve got some hunting lined up, and I’ve got two boys in hockey. I’m gonna support that and their dreams as long as that’s feasible, and my daughter, she’s got her eye on the 2028 Olympics. I’m just gonna spend some more time with the kids and in the woods, and just reap what I’ve sown. Just enjoy life,” he said.

That being said, it will be interesting to see whether The Next Big Thing appears in any role outside the Stamford-based promotion and whether the company celebrates his iconic career by inducting him into the 2027 WWE Hall of Fame.

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