Brock Lesnar’s most recent WWE outing was at SummerSlam 2023, where he lost to Cody Rhodes. Since that time, “The Beast” has been nowhere to be seen on WWE television. People have been wanting to see him come back ever since. Lesnar keeps a very private life and does not use social media. Sometimes some of his pictures go viral, but otherwise, he is nowhere to be found.
Even though he is inactive, WWE has consistently supported Lesnar with solid booking and excellent pay. Believe it or not, in the last few years Lesnar has been one of the highest paid stars in WWE, consistently being in the top pay bracket. Part of the reason for that has been his solid relationship with Vince McMahon. Even though he is now away from the ring, his paycheck hasn’t suffered.
What Is Brock Lesnar’s net worth?
Lesnar has achieved immense success in both WWE and UFC, and he earns from several sources — such as long-term sponsorships, merchandise sales, endorsement deals, and performance bonuses. His participation in main-event matches through the years has also increased his earnings.
Brock Lesnar’s net worth is around $20 million (around ₹171 crore INR) according to Celebrity Net Worth. From this, it can be seen that Lesnar has not only earned a legendary reputation but also tremendous financial prosperity. Even if he never steps into the ring again, he’s not going to struggle with money in the years to come. Actually, his wealth is only going to increase in the foreseeable future.
When Will Brock Lesnar Make A Return to WWE?
Fans were concerned about Lesnar’s status last year regarding WWE. But Triple H put all that anxiety behind during a recent press conference after WrestleMania 40 by announcing that Lesnar is still contracted under WWE. He further stated that Lesnar will return on his own terms. This remark suggested that we might just get to see Lesnar back in the ring someday.
The next huge opportunity would be SummerSlam 2025 on August 2–3. Lesnar may return unexpectedly at this premium live event. Lesnar has a great history at SummerSlam, and audiences worldwide would love to see him return. Triple H should definitely book him.
