WWE star Brock Lesnar is currently on a hiatus and one of his pictures is making the rounds on social media. However, it has met with immense backlash from the fans.
Brock Lesnar killed a buck
Lesnar keeps his personal life private and usually stays away from the limelight. He resides on a farm in Maryfield, Saskatchewan. Fans are aware that Lesnar likes to hunt. A recent picture of Lesnar is circulating on social media, in which he can be seen posing with the head of a buck that he seemingly killed.
A new recent pic of Brock Lesnar living his absolute best life outside of wrestling. pic.twitter.com/pQw72YY5kA
— Wrestle Ops (@WrestleOps) September 21, 2022
Lesnar recently had a gruesome battle in a Last Man Standing match with the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns at SummerSlam. Lesnar made his entrance for the match on a tractor at SummerSlam. He had also used the vehicle and lopsided the ring, Reigns being inside the squared circle. During the closing moments, Reigns and The Usos attacked Lesnar. Lesnar popped up every time he was knocked down to everyone’s shock. He was put under a pile of tables, chairs, and steel stairs that prevented him from making it to his feet. The show ended with Reigns holding his titles high and the medical team checking on Lesnar at ringside.
Xero News has reported that Lesnar is set to return to WWE television in October. However, the exact date is not disclosed yet. The plan is for him to compete at WWE Crown Jewel on November 5, 2022 in Saudi Arabia, and to be the other major attraction alongside Logan Paul. Previous reports have suggested that the Beast Incarnate could reportedly be facing current United States Champion Bobby Lashley.
It was previously reported that WWE Day 1 event is also likely to return in 2023 and Lesnar has been advertised for the event. At the start of 2022, WWE introduced a new event, WWE Day 1, kicking off the new year with a premium live event. Because New Year’s Day falls on a Sunday in 2023, the event will return and it will once again emanate from the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, according to the venue for the website.
