Brock Lesnar's WWE comeback status revealed ahead of WrestleMania 41

The name Brock Lesnar has sparked various discussions in the world of professional wrestling, particularly since it was used twice in an episode of October Monday Night RAW program. However, new information indicates that fans who are hoping for The Beast Incarnate's return should lower their expectations.

As the mega event WrestleMania 41 draws near, rumors about Lesnar's possible comeback have reappeared. According to Dr. Chris Featherstone, "I have been told that there have been no internal discussions regarding Brock Lesnar returning to WWE." He went on to say that Lesnar is not expected to return, "any time in the foreseeable future," according to WWE's assessment.

Lesnar hasn't been seen since SummerSlam 2023, when he lost to Cody Rhodes, about a year and a half ago. Lesnar gradually disappeared from broadcast appearances, assisting Rhodes in stepping up to the plate following their feud. This information dispels previous rumors, including one from WrestleVotes, that Lesnar and WWE were in continuous negotiations.

Fans speculated that references to Lesnar during Cody Rhodes' and Seth Rollins' RAW appearances would be setting the stage for his comeback. Fans are left to wonder when or where The Beast Incarnate will finally return to the WWE, as Brock Lesnar's renowned presence appears to be sitting on the back burner for the time being. Whether you like him or not, it is tough to overlook Lesnar's absence given the lack of formal discussions and growing uncertainty about his future.

Triple H gives an update on the situation 

Paul "Triple H" Levesque stated in the summer of 2024 that when Brock Lesnar "decides" he wants to return, WWE is willing to talk to him about it. Despite what Triple H said, it was established that there is "no interest" in bringing back Lesnar within the WWE. 

Paul Heyman, Brock Lesnar's close friend in real life and manager on-screen buddy, discussed his comeback speculations in a recent interview with Shakiel Mahjouri of CBS Sports. However, Heyman quickly declined to answer the issue, stating that he would not reveal Lesnar's privacy and remained calm about Brock Lesnar's future in WWE.