Will Brock Lesnar re-sign with WWE after his current contract ends?

Brock Lesnar is the current WWE Universal Champion and his match against Samoa Joe is the talk of the WWE Universe right now as we approach Great Balls Of Fire on Sunday. But The Beast Incarnate doesnโ€™t wrestle for free and his contract is a hefty one.

The WWE legend started with the company in 2002 but left in 2004 to pursue other interests like football (even though he never really made it as a Viking). He competed in New Japan and UFC winning both companyโ€™s biggest titles in the process. After a lengthy hiatus from Vinceโ€™s Party Of Poweslams Lesnar returned in 2012 and heโ€™s been nonstop ever since.

Lesnar broke The Undertakerโ€™s undefeated streak at WrestleMania XXX, destroyed John Cena, had a nice little rivalry with Goldberg, and now heโ€™s moving on to new targets. It looks like Brock Lesnarโ€™s trajectory is looking up, to say the least. The only question might be what is in his future.

It was noted recently that Brock Lesnarโ€™s current deal is actually ending after WrestleMania 34 in New Orleans. This might mean the loss of Brock Lesnar once more, but it will certainly mean contract negotiations with WWE.

There is some speculation Brock Lesnar might not want to sign a new deal with WWE because heโ€™s already made enough to retire already. However, when Dave Meltzer was recently asked a question concerning Brock Lesnarโ€™s future in WWE he had a different story to tell.

โ€œIโ€™m presuming that theyโ€™ll keep it goingโ€ Dave Meltzer said on a recent episode of Wrestling Observer Radio. โ€œWhy would โ€” as far as from his perspective why wouldnโ€™t he? And from [WWEโ€™s] perspectiveโ€ฆI mean, I donโ€™t know but they donโ€™t like losing top guys so I would think theyโ€™ll keep him. And I would think for that kind of money for his schedule I donโ€™t see [Lesnar] turning that down. I think he probably loves his job. Because itโ€™s on his terms and heโ€™s making a ton of money.โ€

If you use any portion of the quotes in this article please credit Wrestling Observer Radio with a H/T to WrestlingNews.co for the transcription

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