Brock Lesnar spotted at UFC headquarters, might leave WWE

Bengaluru, July 21: It was earlier reported that this season is going to be the last for Brock Lesnar in the WWE. He signed a three-year WWE contract back in 2015 which means that it will be up for grabs in 2018. It is expected that Wrestlemania 34 will officially mark the end of his WWE tenure.

But, going by the recent updates of an MMA fan, his exit from the biggest pro-wrestling promotion might have been preponed, as we speak.

It was noted by the fan that Brock Lesnar was spotted at the UFC headquarters, this week. He was accompanied by his advocate general, Paul Heyman during the visit.

It was further noted that they were there to talk about a future deal that is quite evident. The beast incarnate might have made up his mind to leave WWE and that might happen by the end of 2017.

This is the reason why he might drop the Universal Championship at the Summerslam PPV, in August.

Paul Heyman and Brock were at the UFC HQ during IFW. Had a meeting with the UFC brass. Brock's return is eminent. Most likely at MSG on November 4.

It was also revealed that when we can expect to see the beast back in action inside the octagon. Apparently, UFC will conduct a show on November 4th at the world famous arena of Madison Square Garden in New York. The beast is said to be making his return as part of this show.

For now, Brock Lesnar is suspended by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) after his tested samples turned out to be negative.

This happened following his win against Mark Hunt in July 2016 causing one-year suspension from all the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) events. The winning record was also altered in favor of his opponent.

According to the source, Lesnar is back with the USADA for some further testing. This is due to his intentions of testing his samples four months earlier than the scheduled fight.

Till date, no deal has been finalized between the two parties and chances of the same are equally less considering he is still under contract with the WWE.

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