Brock Lesnar has achieved almost every milestone in WWE and is still one of the major attractions of the company. The Beast Incarnate has earned everything by sheer hard work in WWE and UFC.

Lesnar is now a WWE veteran who has had an illustrious and spectacular career. The Beast once opened up about having the ambition and guts in life to be on the top and achieve things in life.

Ahead of WrestleMania 38, Brock Lesnar in his new character as ‘Cowboy Brock’ appeared in several interviews. Similarly, while talking with the New York Post, The Conqueror explained how having ambition helped him early in his career. Moreover, he told about always being willing to take risks in life.

Lesnar said, “I know what I did, I just did what I want, what I wanted to do, and I didn’t care if I lost my job. I wasn’t afraid to quit my job or to go do this or to go do that. Like, have some b*lls, some guts.”

The Beast has opened up, saying that ambition is something the newer generation WWE superstars must possess to be on the top. This is what Lesnar did when he joined WWE. The Beast was never afraid of being unemployed and was ready to start over again if needed. Subsequently, he did the same when he left WWE in 2004 to pursue a career in the NFL.

Brock Lesnar debuted in WWE as ‘The Next Big Thing’ in 2002 and had a great first run as a top star. Later, he left and went on to have a memorable UFC career by winning the UFC Heavyweight Championship once.

Currently, in WWE, Lesnar is a 7-time WWE Champion and a 3-time Universal Champion. Furthermore, he has won Royal Rumble twice and the Money in the Bank briefcase once. The Beast last appeared in WWE at SummerSlam, where he lost the match against Roman Reigns.

Brock Lesnar will return soon to face a current champion

The Beast Incarnate has a WWE contract which makes him work for a limited schedule in WWE. Similarly, after SummerSlam this year, Brock Lesnar took a break from WWE. However, he can return soon to face his previous rival in the company.

You read it right. Recently, Wrestle Ops shared a tweet in which they mentioned the potential return of Lesnar happening soon. As per their tweet, Bobby Lashley v Brock Lesnar is on plans for the US title at WWE Crown Jewel 2022.

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It would be interesting to see a rematch between The Conqueror and The Almighty after the Royal Rumble this year.

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Moreover, Lesnar has only won world titles in WWE and the last time wrestled for a mid-card title was against Rob Van Dam in 2002 for the Intercontinental Title. 

Lashley has brought the US Title into the mainstream again. If WWE plans their match, the US title will see two significant superstars wrestle at a bigger event.

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