Brock Lesnar Opens Up About What He’ll Be Doing Post-Retirement

Brock Lesnar discusses what’s next.

Making an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show was Brock Lesnar. The 10-time WWE Champion broke the news that he is officially retiring from in-ring competition.

Lesnar’s profile on the WWE website was moved to the alumni section just days after he fell in defeat to Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell at SummerSlam.

After his retirement announcement, Lesnar was asked what’s next for him.

“I got some hunting lined up and I got two boys in hockey. I’m gonna support that, their dreams, as long as that’s feasible and my daughter — she’s got her eye on 2028 Olympics and just gonna spend some more time with the kids and in the woods and just reap what I’ve sown, you know? Just enjoy life.” Lesnar continued, “I spent the last two days in bed. I got run over by a Nigerian Nightmare dump truck Saturday night. It’s time. I’m 49, and I still wanna be able to get around and move. But I’m grateful, very grateful and Oba (Femi) was great, the WWE universe, everybody — I wanna thank the promotion itself, TKO, and I wanna thank Dana White and the UFC and the Minnesota Vikings and the University of Minnesota. Everybody that believed in me and took a chance on me and I’m just grateful… So grateful. Thanks. I can’t believe it.”

After the loss at SummerSlam, Lesnar grabbed a microphone and spoke highly of Femi. He called him the future while calling himself the past.

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