By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
Brock Lesnar is the World Wrestling Entertainment’s World Heavyweight Champion. Yet, there has been speculation as to what the champion will do in the coming months.
Leans has been the champion since he defeated John Cena at SummerSlam in Los Angeles this past August. He’ll be the champion going into Royal Rumble in January in Philadelphia, where he’s expected to face Cena one last time for the belt.
There’s already speculation that Lesnar will defeat Cena to set up a dream match-up against Roman Reigns, the 2014 WWE Wrestler of the Year, at WrestleMania 31 in Santa Clara, California, at Levi Stadium.
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Lesnar’s deal is expected to expire on March 29th, 2015, which is when WrestleMania 31 will take place. The WWE is already reportedly refusing to book him for upcoming shows until he signs a new contract.
However, there is nothing to report on that front at the moment, as Lesnar and the WWE are not near an extension.
The 37-year-old is already being linked to a reunion in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Last night, UFC President Dana White was on Fox Sports 1 promoting the upcoming Jon Jones vs. Daniel Cormier fight. After talking about the big fight on Saturday night, White was asked a question about whether Lesnar would return to the Octagon.
“I’m sure when his contract is over, he’ll call me,” White said.
Leans when he previously competed in the UFC from 2006 through 2011. He was in the Heavyweight Division and was a part of Team Death Clutch.
If he would return, it is not clear if he would also return to Team Death Clutch. If he does, he would join a fighting team that includes Tony Ferguson, Cole Konrad, and Eric Prindle.
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As an MMA fighter, Lesnar went 5-3 and only went to the third round once against Heath Herring in August 2008 at UFC 87. He lost his last two bouts – the last coming on December 30th, 2011, at UFC 141 against Alistair Overeem.
Over won via TKO with a Kick to the body and punches in the first round. Cain Velasquez also defeated Lesnar on October 23rd, 2010, at UFC 121 in the first round with a TKO via punches.
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